After Humbling and Heartening Five Years, Ryan Held Aims for Second Olympic Team In the signature moment of his swimming career, Ryan Held teamed up with the consensus best swimmer
The International Swimming League continues to unveil the long lists of athletes who have accepted to be ‘protected’ by their respective clubs if chosen during the upcoming ISL Draft that
Mike Tirico Will Join Rowdy Gaines in NBC Announcing Booth for Olympic Trials Mike Tirico will be the play-by-play announcer for NBC Sports’ coverage of the Wave II Olympic Trials,
Legendary high diver Dana Kunze has joined ISHOF’s One in a Thousand campaign, designed to help the Hall of Fame prosper during the COVID pandemic. “I decided to donate because I love
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Dryside Training: Training Amy Bilquist By J.R.
With the elevation of Cheryl Gibson to the FINA Bureau, Dean Crawford has been named president of Swimming Canada’s Board of Directors. Gibson stepped down Saturday to assume a new
Swim Ireland is “exploring all options” after the nation’s men’s 400 medley relay was abruptly uninvited to the Tokyo Olympics Monday. The men’s medley relay had on Saturday received an
US Olympic Trials: Joshua Brown Pulls a Chris Swanson & Runs Down Lloyd; Kristin Cornish Takes 1500 Free Title to Close Wave I 17-year-old Kristin Cornish of Badger Swim Club swam a
U.S. Olympic Trials: Gracie Weyant Joins Sister in Wave II With 200 Breast Title; Alec Cullen Gets Job Done When Wave II of the United States Olympic Trials open next
Editor’s Note: Following is statement released Monday by USA Water Polo regarding a settlement in a civil action against Bahram Hojreh, the Anaheim Unified School District, the Irvine Unified School
