Already in the Club, Can Caeleb Dressel Lead Assault on Sub-47s for 100 Freestyle? By Daniel Zeng, Swimming World Intern Year after year, new training methods and the continuous will
In New Documentary, Michael Phelps Reveals How Swimming World Photo Served as Motivation In the new Peacock-released documentary, “Michael Phelps: Medals, Memories & More,” the 28-time Olympic medalist reveals that
Sierra Schmidt Makes Cross Country Move From Michigan to Arizona World University Games bronze medalist and NCAA All-American Sierra Schmidt announced Monday she was moving out west to Arizona to continue her
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. Ryan Wochomurka, who helped win three NCAA titles for the Auburn Tigers as a swimmer from 2003 – 2005, was named the new
Ryan Murphy will see his biggest battle in the water this summer, aiming to make another Olympic team. But his biggest battle out of the water has been an even
Sarah Sjostrom is continuing her recovery after an elbow injury that required surgery just months before the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games. Sjostrom sustained the injury to her right elbow when she
A Swimmer’s Summer: Tips For Improvement During Long Course Season The school year is nearly over and spring is in the air! That means that it’s almost time for USA
Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer John Konrads has been described as “Mr Unbeatable” as Australian swimming remembers one of its greatest ever champions, following his death on the Sunshine Coast yesterday.
The Brazilian Nationals concluded Sunday from Rio de Janeiro with three relay time trials as the Brazilian Swimming Federation was trying to swim some relay time trials to gain qualification
Harpeth Hall senior Gretchen Walsh finished her high school career on Sunday with a 47.55 in the 100 freestyle in Knoxville as the Virginia commit was a half second off the national
