What Claire Curzan Learned from Busy World Championships Debut At the World Championships in Budapest, Claire Curzan raced in 16 individual swims over eight days. After a strong performance at
Why Are Swimmers So Nice? By Tucker Rivera, Swimming World College Intern. While swimmers go about their lives with an intense competitive nature, sportsmanship seems less fickle in our sport
Lia Thomas, Brooke Forde Among 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year Nominees NCAA champion Lia Thomas and American Olympian Brooke Forde were among the nominees for the 2022 NCAA Woman
Fernando Rodriguez Is First Hire to Women’s Staff at Georgia Fernando Rodriguez was hired Thursday as the first member of the women’s swimming and diving staff at the University of
Aiden Hayes Swims 51.78 100 Fly at Missouri Sectionals; Charlotte Hook Goes 2:10 in 200 Fly in Cary This weekend features Sectionals meets taking place across the United States, including
After Relay Blitz in Budapest, Kyle Chalmers Looking to Commonwealth Games for 100 Free Opportunity Kyle Chalmers originally planned to skip the World Championships. The 2016 Olympic gold medalist in
Michael Phelps Hits Hole-in-One During Golf Outing Ever since the latter portion of his swimming career, Michael Phelps has frequently enjoyed playing golf, and he has appeared in numerous pro-am tournaments
What Remains? A Look at the Lasting Supersuit Records; Which Will Go Next and Which are Untouchable What’s left? What are the remains of the calamity that was the two-year
Australia Reveals Leisel Jones and Grant Hackett Will Serve as Duel in the Pool Captains Swimming Australia announced on Thursday that two of its greatest athletes will serve as captains
By Kaylie Williams, Swimming World College Intern. There are few swimmers who will contest that they enjoy running. Likewise, there are few runners who like to swim. Although there is
