Katie Kubiak, Koehn Boyd Open Paralympic National Championships with World Records Katie Kubiak and Koehn Boyd began the 2025 U.S. Paralympics Swimming National Championships with world records on Friday. Kubiak
Below the Surface: A Photo Essay Swimming World is thrilled to run “Below the Surface,” a photo essay by Shana Cook, whose passion for underwater imagery captured the following images
Saint Francis (Pa.) Adds Men’s Swimming in Move to Division III Saint Francis University in Pennsylvania this week announced the addition of men’s swimming as part of its transition to
Dryland Training: Six Exercises to Maintain Fitness During a Break By J.R. Rosania In this article, I have illustrated six exercises that will help both recovery and spark fun. After
A Look at Japan’s Rich History in the 200 Breaststroke Although the last two editions of the Olympic Games have been a struggle for Japan, the country’s history in the
Diversity In Aquatics Launches Caribbean Water Safety Program Diversity in Aquatics this week launched a water safety program for more than 150 children on the Caribbean island of Grenada. Celebrating
U.S. Wins Silver Medal at U-20 World Championships The U.S. men’s junior national team earned the silver medal at the U-20 World Championships in Croatia this week. The U.S. fell
SMU Hires Alice McCall as Associate Head Coach SMU on Thursday hired Alice McCall as the associate head coach of the women’s swimming and diving program. McCall, a native of
Tylor Mathieu Joins Coaching Staff at South Carolina The University of South Carolina on Saturday added Tylor Mathieu as an assistant coach to the women’s swimming and diving team. Mathieu
Kirsty Coventry Set to Take Presidency of International Olympic Committee In her first major media appearance since being elected President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Kirsty Coventry offered a
