The swimming programme gets under way at the 35th LEN European Championships on Monday with 26 defending champions among 726 athletes competing in Budapest. Adam Peaty, Federica Pellegrini, Katinka Hosszu
COVID Pandemic Has Opened Olympic Door For Rapidly Developing Youngsters In less than a minute at an under-the-radar April swim meet in Cary, N.C., two teenagers changed the complexion of
NEW COMMIT: The University of Florida has continued forming a stellar Class of 2026, recently picking up another verbal commitment from Junior National qualifier Jessica Strong of Houston, Texas. She will
Claire Tuttle never got to meet Ian Miskelley, but swimming in the Ian Miskelley Memorial Open this weekend made her realize how much she had in common with him. For
Natalie Hinds Speeds to Top Seed in 100 Free at Atlanta Classic; Rhyan White Strong Again The last prelim session of the Atlanta Classic featured three women going sub-55 in
7 Reasons why Freestylers are Unique Swimmers By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern Let’s face it: Freestylers are unique swimmers. Many of us have heard breaststrokers, backstrokers and butterfly
Axel Reymond and Lea Boy claimed the final gold medals of the open water programme at the European Aquatics Championships with victory in the respective men’s and women’s 25k races
Women’s 100 Backstroke: The Best Race of Olympic Trials Just Got Even Faster For almost two years, the women’s 100 backstroke at the United States Olympic Trials has been billed
Caeleb Dressel Blasts 48.00 in 100 Freestyle at Atlanta Classic The last day of men’s prelims at the Atlanta Classic set the stage for an evening of final tuneups ahead
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Hank Rivers of Long Beach, Calif. has decided to remain in-state for his college career after verbally committing to the University of California, Berkeley, for the
