Ben Higson will leave his role as Swim Ireland national head coach in mid-March after being appointed head swimming coach at the Western Australia Institute of Sport in Perth. Higson,
The Top Five Stories of 2021: Tokyo Olympics, Return from COVID Highlight Year (From January’s Swimming World Magazine) In 2021, major swimming competition made its triumphant return after the beginning
Dual Tokyo Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus has revealed she wants to be at her peak for this year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and that may mean she won’t defend her
The SEC announced its weekly award winners for swimming and diving. SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Week: Lyubomir Epitropov, Tennessee Tennessee’s Lyubomir Epitropov, a senior from Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria, posted
Guest Editorial: Defense of Lia Thomas Rang Hollow and Missed Point of Controversy In response to the recent guest editorial by Lucas Draper, which defended the participation of Lia Thomas
Duke Swimmers Brendan Driscoll, Sarah Foley Earn ACC Weekly Honors Duke junior Brendan Driscoll and sophomore Sarah Foley have been named the men’s and women’s ACC Swimmers of the Week, the league
Former International Olympic Committee (IOC) Director General Francois Carrard passed away on Sunday in Lausanne at the age of 83. Carrard was the first to hold the position in
COVID Protocols Cancel College Meets, Including NC State-North Carolina The NC State swimming and diving program will no longer make the trip to rival North Carolina on Friday, Jan. 14
Fueled By Challenges, Ariarne Titmus Swimming Toward Greatness (From January’s Swimming World Magazine) Australia’s Ariarne Titmus first beat Katie Ledecky, history’s greatest female distance swimmer, at the 2019 World Championships. She
Relays: The Fun and Fast Nature of Uniting As a Team By Annika Hobson, Swimming World College Intern In an individual-based sport, relays bring swimmers together for fun and fast
