NEW COMMITS: What’s better than committing to your dream school? Committing to your dream school with your twin sister. That’s the case for twins Catherine Meisner and Julia Meisner of Berkeley Heights, N.J., who
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Dryside Training: Summer Speed By J.R. Rosania
The U.S. swim team is navigating the challenges around COVID-19 protocols during its training camp in Hawaii, ahead of its departure for Japan next week. That group includes Michael Andrew,
NEW COMMIT: Stanford University has been on a recruiting tear recently, with their latest verbal commitment for Fall 2022 coming from Kayla Wilson of Virginia Beach, Va.. She will join Sophie Duncan, Kristi
Simone Manuel made history in Rio becoming the first African-American to win individual gold at the Olympics. It was a pivotal moment in the sport’s history and an extremely emotional
The Italian Swimming Federation recently named its team for the Olympic Games this year in Tokyo, with a total of 36 athletes set to represent the nation in Japan’s capital
Azevedo Family Eager to Grow Water Polo Through 6-8 Academy On the daily, the father and son duo of Ricardo Azevedo and Tony Azevedo can be found on the pool
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Sydney DeBaecke of Hockessin, Del. has announced her intention to continue her academic and swimming career at Virginia Tech beginning in the fall of 2022. She
Bailey Andison Honored to be Part of Canada’s Stellar Olympic Team For Tokyo As an 18-year-old at the Olympic Trials in 2016, Canadian Bailey Andison finished sixth in the 400 individual
David Popovici Breaks WJR to Win Gold at European Junior Championships, Anastasiia Markova Sets Championship Record The third day of finals at the European Junior Championships saw one of the
