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
The Pre-Race Rituals Witnessed at the U.S. Olympic Trials By Annika Hobson, Swimming World College Intern While watching the United States’ Olympic Trials, I observed that most of the athletes
Ellen Walshe set an Irish 200IM record of 2:12.02 to go inside the FINA ‘A’ time at the Swim Ireland Performance Meet but it may not be enough to book
Twelve national records have fallen in the first two days of competition at the Central American and Caribbean Swimming (CCCAN) Championships in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The host country has
Times from the Uzbekistan Open, which included several Olympic A cuts attained under controversial circumstances, have been annulled by FINA, according to a report out of India. Allegations of time
North Carolina Friday announced the hiring of Dr. Kirk Grand as an assistant coach on Mark Gangloff’s men’s and women’s swimming staff. Grand received his Ph.D. in psychophysiology at Auburn,
Landon Marzullo has been hired as the head diving coach at Nebraska, joining the staff of head coach Pablo Morales. Marzullo was part of the staff at Wisconsin in 2019-20,
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