From the May issue of Swimming World Magazine, Kate Douglass was almost beyond words, leading Virginia to a second consecutive NCAA title. Get Swimming World Magazine and Swimming World Biweekly FREE When You Become
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured an incredible amount of swims from the U.S. Team Trials, the announcement of Natalie Coughlin being inducted into
Leah Hayes ‘Honored’ as She Qualifies for Worlds, Breaks Katie Hoff’s National Age Group Record Leah Hayes walked out for the 400 IM final at the U.S. International Team Trials
Editorial: Distance Swimmers Deserve Better at U.S. Masters Nationals By Kelly Palace As I write this, I’m in attendance at the 2022 U.S. Masters (USMS) Spring National Championships in San
U.S. Masters Spring Nationals: Zach Fong Retuns to Swimming; 11 Records Fall on Final Day Performance of the Week, Sponsored by Luma Lanes By Daniel Paulling Zach Fong’s return to
‘My Body is Done’: Caeleb Dressel Opens Up on Tokyo Struggles As one of the American stars of the Tokyo Olympics, Caeleb Dressel lived under a microscope. The pressure of
Swimming Canada Names 10 to New High Performance Athlete Council Swimming Canada this week announced 10 swimmers who will constitute the first High Performance Athlete Council. The council will be
Documentary ‘Unsinkable’ Recaps Alan Corcoran’s Swim Around Ireland Alan Corcoran’s desire to swim the length of Ireland was borne out of tragedy. It’s sparked not just a tremendous athletic feat,
Virginia Tech Opens Up 2023 Recruiting Class with Bolles’ Kate Anderson NEW COMMIT: Virginia Tech has begun developing its women’s class of 2027, scoring a verbal commitment from Bolles School
Caeleb Dressel, Bobby Finke, Katie Ledecky Share Thoughts on Trials, Joke About Training (VIDEO) A trio of University of Florida-based Olympic gold medalists, Caeleb Dressel, Bobby Finke and Katie Ledecky, all earned one
