Swimming World Honors Jessica Long and Maksym Krypak as Paralympic Swimmers of the Year Just after the Olympic Games ended, organizers in Tokyo started to transition the venues for the
NCAA Swim of the Year: Kieran Smith Ties 500 Free American Record During the 2021 college swimming championship season, no American records were broken, but one record was tied in
Ahmed Hafnaoui Named Swimming World’s African Male Swimmer of the Year The reaction was more memorable than the race. How could it not be? Tunisia’s star had just stunned the
Splashbacks 2021-Jan.-Feb.: Klete Keller Takes Part in Capitol Insurrection; Olympics Anticipation Begins Anew A new year is almost upon us and while we continue to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, there
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The Week that Was featured a new world record by Florian Wellbrock, success for Ryan Held, Lia Thomas, Alia Atkinson retiring, and Aussie
Swimming World Top NCAA Performance of the Year: Maggie MacNeil in 100 Butterfly The return of the NCAA Championships brought out the best in many swimmers. The yearlong wait, the
Nancy Hogshead-Makar Explains Problems With Lia Thomas Situation Nancy Hogshead-Makar knows all about being a champion in the pool, and championing for the rights of female athletes. A four-time medalist
Swimming World Magazine Covers in Review – 2021 It is a yearly tradition for Swimming World to provide a look back at its magazine covers for the past year. After
Ana Marcela Cunha and Florian Wellbrock Earn Swimming World Open-Water Swimmer of the Year Honors As the 2021 campaign unfolded, there was a distinct different between the athletes who ruled
Passages: Ian Matos, Brazilian Olympic Diver, Age 32 Ian Matos, a Brazilian diver who competed at the 2016 Rio Olympics, has died after a lung infection. Matos was 32 years
