Ahead of Olympic Summer, Swimming World’s Global Male Rankings (May Update) How can we compare the world’s best swimmers across all different events? We can consider world records, gold medals,
The World of Water Polo: How Much Do You Know? By Gigi Picard Swimming World College Intern An official blows sharply on a whistle and 12 anxious players, six per
Chad Le Clos and Katinka Hosszu Snare Titles as Mare Nostrum Series Opens in Monaco With the opening of the Mare Nostrum series in Monaco on Saturday, the opportunity for
As Olympics Approach, Swimming World’s World Female Rankings (May Update) Ranking swimmers who specialize in different events is a very subjective exercise, even in the most normal of times. Judging
Hello World: Remembering a First Glance at Katie Ledecky – Circa 2011 By Michael J. Stott While the name Katie Ledecky is now a global, household name, she didn’t really
5 Uncertain International-Athlete Storylines as Olympic Games Approach In a normal Olympic year, plenty of questions arise concerning athlete preparation and whether specific individuals will peak at the most-important point
Past Olympic Trials Indicate Several Big Leaps On The Horizon Swimmers across the United States have long awaited the 2021 Olympic Trials. According to statistical information, the big names usually
With the summer fast approaching, USA Swimming today announced the support staff for the U.S. Olympic Swimming Team at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Dr. Jim Lynch and Dr. Tad
Mallory Comerford: ‘Finally Feeling Like Myself in the Water’ Heading Into Olympic Trials Mallory Comerford rose to become one of the world’s best swimmers through regimented training, a clear focus
South African 17-Year-Old Matthew Sates Locks Up Tokyo Bid in 100 Fly; Tatjana Schoenmaker Looks Solid The first day of the Swimming South Africa Grand Prix in Durban featured several
