Penn State’s Gabe Castano tied the FINA A cut in the 50 free in a time trial on Sunday in Mission Viejo as his 22.01 qualified him for the Olympic Games for
6 Beneficial Habits Developed By Swimmers By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern Like many athletes, swimmers develop habits that benefit them in their daily lives. Many swimmers carry out
Pernille Blume heads to the defence of her 50 free crown in Tokyo with another 24.17 in the bag and Francesca Fangio set an Italian 200 breaststroke record of 2:23.06
NEW COMMIT: Sprint freestyler Jillian McKinley of Coldwater, Mich. has announced her in-state verbal commitment to Northern Michigan University beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join fellow in-state Joanne Arbic of Pickford,
NEW COMMIT: The University of South Carolina has received their first verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from Junior National qualifier Sterling Burd of Hilton Head, S.C. She told Swimming World: “I
A lot of teenagers competed at the 2021 Olympic Trials this year, staking their claims in the future of the swimming world. Many of these teenagers came from USA Swimming-affiliated
The Swim Ireland Performance Meet concluded on Saturday following a competition in which Danielle Hill earned an Olympic consideration time in the 100 back and five new Irish senior and
David Verraszto thundered to third in the 400IM rankings in 4:09.57 and Olympic champion Sarah Sjostrom went 57.65 in the first 100 fly of her comeback at the Sette Colli in
Therese Alshammar‘s attempt to become the first swimmer to compete at seven Olympics ended at the Sette Colli in Rome. The Swede’s first Games was at Atlanta in 1996 and
Which Stroke is Truly the Decider in the Individual Medley? (Long Course Edition; Stats Included) The individual medley races can be some of the most exciting races, due to the
