The Silent Assassin: Is Chlorine Hurting Swimmers More than it is Helping? By Olivia McKelvey Distinctly recognizable with its pungent, bleach-like odor, chlorine is worn as a swimmer’s perfume whether
ISL Match 2: Caeleb Dressel Helps Cali Condors to Big Lead, Daiya Seto Wins Two, Coleman Stewart Excels One day after Energy Standard comfortably won the opening match of 2021
Paralympic Games (Day 4 Men): Great Britain Blasts WR in Mixed Freestyle Relay; Huge Day For Ukraine It was a strong day for the Ukraine at the Paralympic Games in
Paralympic Games (Day 4 Women): Jessica Long Four-Peats in 200 IM; Aurelie Rivard Shreds World Record Flash back to the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens. There, Jessica Long captured the
New Exhibit in Philadelphia to Share History of Segregation in Swimming A new exhibit opening next week at the Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center near Philadelphia will share the story
Swimming World Accepting Applications For 2021-22 School-Year Internship Program Become a Journalism or Social Media Intern Build your resume and gain valuable skills! Swimming World Magazine, as part of the
The Masters International Swimming Hall of Fame (MISHOF) is proud to announce the 2021 class of Honorees. This group of outstanding individuals will be inducted on Saturday evening, October 9,
ISL Match 1, Day 2: Energy Standard Wins, Summer McIntosh Moves Toronto to Second Halfway through the first match of the ISL season, Energy Standard held an early edge, as
Texas Coaching Legend Lanny Landtroop Dies at 81; Wife, Sandra, Shares Beautiful Remembrance Andrew “Lanny” Landtroop, the winningest coach in Texas high school history, died on August 7 at the
Why We Swim: An Inner Look At What Swimming Means Heading into her senior season at the University of Texas, Grace Ariola will be a Fellow this fall for the
