From the June issue of Swimming World Magazine, Emily Seebohm answers a few questions that provide insight into the life and career of the Olympic medalist. Get Swimming World Magazine and Swimming World
Maggie Mac Neil to Swim Fifth Year at LSU; No Longer Heading to Cal Shortly after concluding her senior-year NCAA Championships for the University of Michigan, Olympic gold medalist Maggie Mac
Ariarne Titmus Dealing With COVID; Uncertain of Duel in Pool Battle With Katie Ledecky Just a couple of weeks removed from setting the world record in the 400-meter freestyle at
By Brian Palaschuk, Swimming World College Intern. It can be tough to be a small-town swimmer. You usually only have one team to choose from, the pool space is limited,
Dick Pound, Influential IOC Member and Canadian Olympic Swimmer, Retiring at 80 For more than 60 years, Dick Pound has been a central figure in the Olympic movement, including the
Katie Grimes Continues Worlds Push With Masterful 200 Back-400 IM Double in Mission Viejo With the FINA World Championships set to begin in two weeks in Budapest, American teenager Katie Grimes
Wisconsin Hires Matt Martinez from Cal as Assistant Coach Wisconsin on Friday announced the hiring of Matt Martinez as an assistant coach to the swimming and diving program. Martinez was
Daichi Suzuki stunned the world when he beat the USA’s David Berkoff at the 1988 Olympic Games in the 100-meter backstroke. While Hall of Famer, David Berkoff is widely credited
Florida State Hires Athena Miller as Associate Head Coach Florida State on Friday announced the hiring of Athena Miller as associate head coach to the swimming and diving program. Miller
As Title IX Turns 50, Changes on the Horizon for Landmark Law Title IX turns 50 years old this month, and while the 37 words that enshrine protection against gender
