Kira Toussaint To Train at Tennessee On Way to Paris Olympics; Will Serve As VOLunteer Assistant Dutch star Kira Toussaint, who spent her collegiate days at the University of Tennessee,
Great Races: Women’s 100-Meter Backstroke at the 1964 Olympics By Dave Bartlett and Brenda Borgh Bartlett “In one drop of water is found all the secrets of all the oceans.”
There is nothing better than an intrasquad meet. Racing event after event without a warmdown, arms feeling like weights, corkscrew relays, the whole team cheering behind lanes. A Friday Night
Growing Up Through the Eyes of an Age Group Swimmer By Josie Wise, Swimming World Intern Swimming begins at different ages for everyone, with some people being thrown in the
Chasing A Record Fifth Olympics, Cate Campbell Makes A Low Key But Inspiring Return To Swimming In A Brisbane Suburban Pool Australia’s swimming queen Cate Campbell has made an inspiring
Michigan State, Battling for Program Reinstatement, Secures Scheduling Agreements Michigan State, which continues its battle to have the university reinstate the men’s and women’s swimming and diving program, has secured
Elaine Breeden (Penrose) stood at the podium beaming. With her entire family, including her young children, in the audience, Breeden spoke at the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony,
Great Races: The End of the Michael Phelps-Ryan Lochte Rivalry; When Phelps Managed the Quad As part of Swimming World’s Great Races Series, we take a trip back to the
The Benefits of Training with Your Rival By Caitlin Daday In swimming we often find ourselves up against the same people almost every time we race. These people, our rivals,
By Delaney Lanker (From the Archive) It’s that time of year again. School is again in session. After three months of summer training, it’s back to the collegiate grind. Being
