After 16 years in the sport, Maddy Banic announced her retirement from swimming. The current volunteer assistant coach at Tennessee made the announcement on social media. Well y’all, after an
Rutgers Grad Trio Of Madison Murtagh, Rachel Kimmel, Alice Scarabelli Leading Historic Surge of Scarlet Knights Once an afterthought in the world of swimming, Rutgers University is putting a winning
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was #1: Swim Adventurer Lewis Pugh Becomes The First Person To Swim Across the Red Sea By Bruno Kempster British
Meal-Prepping for Race Day: Three Foods That Will Fuel the Body The big day has finally arrived. Over the last few months, you have spent hours in the pool perfecting
Can Torri Huske and Claire Curzan Make Stanford Women a National Title Threat? In March, a long-awaited battle for the NCAA women’s team title between defending champion Virginia and a
Hugo Gonzalez Confirms Return to Cal For Fifth Year; Spaniard’s Presence Is Huge Boost For Bears There has been considerable speculation about the plans of Cal’s Hugo Gonzalez, the reigning
The Michigan Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (MISCA) released its annual Michigan Dream Team for girls swimming and diving, following the state championship meets this weekend. The MISCA Dream Team highlights
Golden Goggles: The Ballot for 2022’s Top American Swimmers Coming off a World Championships where the United States captured 45 medals in the pool, the most of any major international
Celebrating the Career Of Sprint Icon Tom Jager, A Transformative Figure In the Dash Game In our latest installment of The Missed Turn, Swimming World examines the career of Tom
Midseason invitationals are now in full swing, and quick times have popped up around the country. More will be produced in the coming weeks, while others will refocus and prepare
