Passages: Joan (Langdon) McLagan, Canadian Swimmer from 1936 Olympics, Age 99 Canadian Olympic swimmer Joan (Langdon) McLagan died on March 15 at age 99. She was one of only two
3 Things A Swimmer Never Wants to Hear at Practice; Working Through the Challenges By Sadie Jones, Swimming World Intern Athletes are always told to have a positive attitude in
Arete’s intense instruction is led by three-time USA National Team Coach Chuck Warner, who has helped transform more than 4,000 swimmers. For eighteen consecutive years, ARETE has sold out most
Into the 18s, NC State’s David Curtiss is Flourishing at NC State David Curtiss says he let the pressure get to him at Olympic Trials last year. You’d be forgiven
The Tokyo Olympics opened Arno Kamminga‘s eyes to what was possible. The Netherlands swimmer left the Japanese capital with silver medals in the 100m and 200m breaststroke, five years after
The Transition From High School to College Swimming: The Big Jump By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern When getting ready to graduate from high school to college, swimmers face
Evgeny Rylov Appears at Rally Supporting Russian Invasion of Ukraine The most significant news story in the world over the last month has been Russia’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine, which
After Trials, Illness Setbacks, Luca Urlando is Ready and Realistic for 2022 Luca Urlando didn’t have the summer of 2021 he dreamed of. November and December weren’t great, either, to
As NCAA Men’s Champs Approach, A Look At the Psych Sheets; Several Intriguing Matchups on Tap With the NCAA Women’s Championships over, and the University of Virginia claiming a second
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured an incredible women’s NCAA championships in both the DI and DIII conferences. The Division I championship saw an
