By Shweta Krishnan, Swimming World Magazine Intern Swimming is widely regarded as the most-watched sport every four years at the Summer Olympics. While swimmers recognize the demands of the sport,
Kate Douglass Proves to Be Among World’s Elite in Journey ‘Two Years in the Making’ Kate Douglass entered 2021 with something to prove. After missing a chance for a breakout
‘Below the Surface:’ As Olympics Approach, New Book Offers Chance to Dive Into Sport’s History & Iconic Moments Just ahead of this summer’s Olympic Games in Tokyo, Rowman & Littlefield
Swim Ireland Announces Nine-Strong Team For Tokyo Olympics Swim Ireland have announced a nine-strong team for Tokyo after official selection by the Olympic Federation of Ireland. Daniel Wiffen, Danielle Hill, Ellen Walshe,
NEW COMMIT: The University of Hawai’i at Mānoa has gained another verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Futures qualifier Kailee Chow out of Fullerton, Calif. She will join Lola
Cate Campbell, who has been very much the leading lady of Australia swimming over the past decade, will now become one of the leaders of the country’s Olympic team, named
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Swimming Technique Concepts: Maximizing Swimming Velocity (Part
David Popovici returned to the Foro Italico the morning after setting a world junior 100 free record to head the field in the individual event on day two of the
NEW COMMIT: After originally committing to the University of Arkansas, Olympic Trials qualifier Olivia Mendenhall of Springfield, Mo. has changed her decision to another SEC school: The University of Kentucky. She
NEW COMMIT: The University of Louisville has kept in-state standout Rob Ehrenborg of Fisherville, Ky. close to home for the fall of 2022 after the Junior National qualifier pledged his verbal commitment
