Olivia Smoliga stunned the swimming world when she won the 100 backstroke title at the 2016 Olympic Trials, a changing-of-the-guard moment in women’s swimming. In that race, Smoliga and Kathleen Baker
The Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association (ASCTA) is delighted to announce a formal affiliation with the New Zealand Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association (NZSCTA). The affiliation takes effect from
Hugo Gonzalez Dominates 200 IM In 1:57.74; Pernille Blume Wins 100 Free At Mare Nostrum European champion Hugo Gonzalez dominated the 200IM to win by more than four seconds in
Japan’s Keiichi Kimura Eager to Mine Gold on Home Soil at Paralympic Games As the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games approach, Japan’s “Golden Boy” Keiichi Kimura is hard at work
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here NJCAA Championships Quality & Quantity: Indian River’s
One of the longest-tenured NCAA swimming coaches in history, and one of the most well-respected, Tim Welsh, lost his battle with cancer Wednesday June 2. Welsh coached at Notre Dame
Jacco Verhaeren Appointed French Performance Director Ahead Of Paris 2024 Jacco Verhaeren, who spent seven years as head coach of Swimming Australia, has been appointed French performance director ahead of
USA Swimming, the national governing body of swimming in the U.S. and Fanatics, a global leader for licensed sports merchandise, today announced a long-term omnichannel retail partnership, which sees Fanatics
What Swimmers Think About As They Move Up and Down the Pool By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern. Between the counting of laps, intervals and breaths, swimmers have a
Tickets to Tokyo: An Event-By Event Preview of the United States Olympic Trials The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault!
