The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) released the season’s final edition of Division I Top 25 poll. The committee, comprised of Division I coaches and select media outlets,
Performance of the Week, Sponsored by Luma Lanes The NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships kicked off from Greensboro, N.C., with the men’s and women’s meets beginning with Day
Chlorine Chaos: A March Madness-Type Bracket Of America’s Greatest Pools By Ashleigh Shay Last month, just before the college conference swimming championships, Swimming World’s Instagram channel launched its first tournament-style
The NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships kicked off from Greensboro, N.C., with the men’s and women’s meets beginning with Day 1 prelims. The events on the docket for
Young Brazilian Water Polo Squad Schooled by American Men in Intercontinental Cup Play By Luis Olaya Tuesday at the Villa Deportiva Nacional pool a difficult task was in store for
A Penn teammate of Lia Thomas has spoken out about the fairness of transgender swimming, specifically Thomas. The swimmer spoke to News Nation on the condition of anonymity and her
A Crowded Calendar: Swimming’s Global Schedule Has Become a Traffic Jam Looking for a gift for the swimmers or swimming-connected individuals in your life? Get them a calendar or personal
Australia’s Chelsea Gubecka To Contest Fifth World Open Water Championships In Budapest Rio Olympian Chelsea Gubecka will celebrate a decade on the Australian Swim Team in June when she contests
Andrew Seliskar Announces Retirement After Competing in Tokyo Olympics Longtime U.S. national team standout Andrew Seliskar has announced that he is retiring from competitive swimming. Seliskar first emerged during his
Kyle Chalmers Will Miss Budapest World Championships, Aiming for Commonwealth Games and Paris Olympics Australian superstar sprinters Emma McKeon and Cate Campbell have already announced they will miss the 2022
