Honors 2021: Surge of Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast Has Been Big Positive For Sport Since launching his Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast, the eponymous host and two-time Australian Olympian
Butterfly Cut Hands Caeleb Dressel Swimming World Male World Record of the Year For all the talent owned by Caeleb Dressel, it is not like the American can effortlessly steamroll
Splashbacks 2021 – Sept.-Oct.: Fundraising Effort Benefits Brenton Rickard; Katie Ledecky On the Move As the excitement over the Olympic Games continued to settle down, Swimming World’s most-read article in
NEW COMMIT: The University of Alabama has picked up its third verbal commitment for their growing Class of 2027 from Olympic Trials qualifier Gaby Van Brunt of Savannah, Georgia. She will join Laurel
USA Swimming Announces New Time Standards for TYR Pro Swim Series The year 2022 has not begun yet, but we should already be looking ahead to the first meets of
NEW COMMIT: The University of Southern California has received its first verbal commitment for the 2023-24 season from in-state standout Keller Morgan of Trabuco Canyon, Calif. Regarding his commitment, he said: “I’m
Historic Seven-Medal Performance Earns Emma McKeon Female World Swimmer of the Year Honors Weeks before her 18th birthday, Emma McKeon missed out on qualifying for Australia’s Olympic team for the
Olympian Erika Brown: ‘We Cannot Allow Transgender Females to Compete Against Biological Women’ Three weeks after the Lia Thomas controversy first emerged in the national spotlight, an active athlete has
Breaststroke Brilliance by Tatjana Schoenmaker is Swimming World Female World Record of the Year Nothing surrounding the Tokyo Olympics felt inevitable, but Tatjana Schoenmaker came close. By the seventh day
Swimming World Male Breakout Performer of the Year: Bobby Finke The final 50 of Bobby Finke from the 800 freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics is still something talked about with
