Tokyo Flashback: Yui Ohashi Supplies Home Country Joy with 400 IM Domination One year has passed since the Olympic Games, delayed by a year due to COVID-19, unfolded in Tokyo.
Anxiety and HRV in Competitive Swimming Performance By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern That tense feeling right before you get on the blocks is something many swimmers experience prior
Tokyo Flashback: Chase Kalisz and Jay Litherland Go Gold-Silver to Power USA in 400 Individual Medley One year has passed since the Olympic Games, delayed by a year due to
Beyond The Crowd, There Is A Lone Athlete And Supporting Coach (From the Archive) The Lone Athlete and Supporting Coach poem below, written by Coach Jim Lutz, was inspired from
NEW COMMIT: NC State has added yet another weapon to its already-loaded recruiting class for 2023, this time landing a verbal commitment from Bella Answeeney of Odessa, Florida. She will join
NEW COMMIT: The United States Naval Academy has received a verbal commitment for the 2023-24 season and beyond from Junior National qualifier Coleman Yates of Lake Park, Georgia. Regarding his commitment, he said:
Olympic Silver Medalist Emma Weyant Transferring to University of Florida One of the top 400 IMers in the United States will have a new collegiate home this fall. Emma Weyant, who
Gretchen Walsh Aiming for Long Course Success to Match College Speed The most impactful freshman in the country during the 2021-22 college season was Virginia’s Gretchen Walsh. The Cavaliers had already
Defense of Women’s Sports From Transgender Participation Has Hurt Olympic Medalist Sharron Davies Great Britain’s Sharron Davies, the 1980 Olympic silver medalist in the 400-meter individual medley, has long fought
Kliment Kolesnikov Continues to Show Speed at Russian Solidarity Games Multi-time Olympic medalist Kliment Kolesnikov picked up another victory during Sunday’s action at the Russian Solidarity Games, this time winning
