FINA has moved to block the nomination of Guinea-Bissau swimmer Siphiwe Baleka to the Olympics via a universality spot. The report was published by Claytown Productions, a production company that
Swim Across America CEO Rob Butcher has become the latest to join ISHOF’s One in a Thousand program, designed to help the Hall of Fame prosper during the COVID-19 pandemic. “ISHOF has
Todd DeSorbo Reflects on Virginia’s Stunning 2021: ‘The Biggest Dream’ The year 2020 was supposed to be a big one for the University of Virginia. The signs all pointed to
NEW COMMIT: Distance freestyle specialist Annalena “Lena” Siering of Santa Monica, Calif. will remain in-state for her college career after verbally committing to the University of California, Santa Barbara beginning in
NEW COMMIT: Campbell University has officially entered the 2022 recruiting game after picking up a verbal commitment from Futures qualifier Arabella “Bella” Butera of Red Lion, Pa. She told Swimming World: “I am
Olympic Games Snapshot: A Capsule Look At the Day Three Events in Tokyo; Kaylee McKeown Chasing Own WR With the 2020ne Olympic Games less than a month away, Swimming World
A Look At 50 Years of Swimsuit Fashion Fashion in the pool is constantly evolving. While a pool deck may not look like a runway, it certainly serves as one
Former Henderson State swimming and diving head coach Coak Matthews passed away on Sunday at age 66. Matthews led the Red Wave for 39 years. He retired from coaching full-time
NEW COMMIT: New Caney, Texas native and U.S. Open qualifier Alexis Newman has announced her verbal commitment to the University of Arizona and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2022.
ISL Draft: Condors Retain Dressel, Roar Retain Campbell; Kamminga Goes #1 in Draft to Centurions The ten International Swimming League teams announced their 15 retained swimmers for this year’s third
