Olympic swimmer Chad le Clos and women’s hockey goalkeeper Phumelela Mband will jointly carry the South African flag for the opening ceremony in Tokyo. Le Clos is South Africa’s most decorated
The Crystal Ball: How the Tokyo Olympics Swimming Competition Will Unfold Finally, the Olympics have arrived, the week the global swimming community has been anticipating for five years. The athletes
Overcoming Tragedy, Olympic Journey of Erica Sullivan Brings Her Home to Tokyo The dimensions to Erica Sullivan’s rise as an Olympian are myriad, the kind of journey that makes it
Swimming World’s Pre-Olympic Male Rankings: The Top-25 Ahead of the Tokyo Games In June, Olympic Trials meets, particularly in Australia and the United States, completely shook up the status quo
Swimming World’s Pre-Olympic Female Rankings: The Top-25 Ahead of Tokyo Ranking the top swimmers in the world involves comparing swimmers from one event, how a 50 freestyler stacks up next
An Appreciation For 5 USA Swimming Veterans Who Made An Impact On The Sport By Shweta Krishnan, Swimming World Magazine Intern The Tokyo Olympic Games are set to start in
9 Jobs for Swimmers That You’ve Never Considered When searching for a job, people want to find something that relates to what they are good at and what they enjoy.
Tokyo Olympic Predictions: Day Four Calls For Kristof Milak Dominance in 200 Butterfly The fourth day of the Olympic Games will feature an anticipated duel between Australia’s Ariarne Titmus and
Molly Renshaw half expected to face Yulia Efimova in the 200 breaststroke in Tokyo although a quick glance at the entry lists soon confirmed the Russian will only compete in
Kaylee McKeown Opts to Drop 200 Medley From Program; Will Focus on Backstroke Events In a surprising development on Thursday, Australian coach Rohan Taylor revealed that Kaylee McKeown has decided
