How Annie Lazor & Lilly King Pushed Each Other to be the Best Breaststrokers They Could Be When Annie Lazor and Lilly King stepped onto the blocks at the United States Olympic Trials in
From a Wave I Participant: 3 Advantages to Keeping a Two-Meet Olympic Trials By Lucy Callard, Swimming World College Intern After an unprecedented year, USA Swimming selected the 2021 Olympic
One hundred years ago, a handful of coaches assembled to create the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA), the nation’s first intercollegiate coaching association. This year, the CSCAA is
Get Excited For Tokyo: Inspiring Performances From Past Olympics With the Tokyo Games on the horizon, Olympic swimming will once again be in the international spotlight. Many casual fans will
NEW COMMIT: Futures qualifier Amy Riordan of Martinez, Ga. has announced her verbal commitment to the University of South Carolina beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join in-stater Sterling Burd of Hilton
There was no rest for the wicked – as they say, even on the 20th birthday for Kaylee McKeown in Cairns yesterday. Surrounded by her Tokyo Olympic teammates, Australia’s latest
The International Swimming Hall of Fame would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Camillo Cametti for his dedicated service as the Chairman of the ISHOF Honoree Selection Committee
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Lauren Malinowski of Wauwatosa, Wis. has given her verbal commitment to NC State and suit up for the Wolfpack as a member of the Class of 2026. She
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Monday rejected an appeal by the Uzbekistan Swimming Federation against FINA’s nullification of times at two meets in the country due to
Best of the Midwest: College World Series vs. United States Olympic Trials When you think of Omaha, you usually think of a few things: Peyton Manning, corn, and the equivalent
