Australia’s Chelsea Gubecka To Contest Fifth World Open Water Championships In Budapest Rio Olympian Chelsea Gubecka will celebrate a decade on the Australian Swim Team in June when she contests
Andrew Seliskar Announces Retirement After Competing in Tokyo Olympics Longtime U.S. national team standout Andrew Seliskar has announced that he is retiring from competitive swimming. Seliskar first emerged during his
Kyle Chalmers Will Miss Budapest World Championships, Aiming for Commonwealth Games and Paris Olympics Australian superstar sprinters Emma McKeon and Cate Campbell have already announced they will miss the 2022
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USA Water Polo Opens FINA Intercontinental Cup with 10-9 Win Over Canada in Rematch of 2019 PanAm Final By Luis Olaya LIMA — In front of an enthusiastic crowd on
FINA Bureau Passes New Bylaw to Rule on Participation, Opposes Ban of Russians At a virtual meeting of the FINA Bureau Tuesday, swimming’s governing body passed a bylaw allowing it
USC’s John Naber, Tony Azevedo of Stanford Inducted to Pac-12 Hall of Honor USC swimmer John Naber and Stanford water polo player Tony Azevedo are two of the 12 inductees
International Women’s Day: When Janet Evans Went A 4:03 Over Eight Laps To Legendary Status To mark International Women’s Day, Swimming World recalls the day Janet Evans clock a stunning
Queens Looking to Extend Reigns At Division II Championships; Plenty of Speed Set For Display The NCAA Division II Championships are scheduled for this week, March 9-12, at the Greensboro
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