NEW COMMIT: Cleveland State University has received a new commitment for the 2021-22 season and beyond from versatile Josh Merchbaker of Franklin, Pa. He told Swimming World: “I would like to announcement my
Ukraine Wins Two Titles on Second Day of European Aquatic Championships in Budapest Ukraine clinched two titles on the second day in Budapest: one in artistic swimming and one in
NCAA Title Contender Calypso Sheridan Off to USC as Graduate Transfer The University of Southern California have boosted its women’s roster in a major way, with Australian star Calypso Sheridan
Following the cancellation of the Paralympic Swimming Trials, Swimming Canada’s Para Swimming Selection Committee has met and made key decisions aimed at providing certainty for swimmers, their coaches and their
Colorado Time Systems (CTS), a PlayCore company, is pleased to release its Virtual Meet Software Solution. This solution is designed to provide the ultimate experience in virtual swimming competitions by
Later on this month, the documentary The Water is My Sky will be released. It tells the story of an elite swimming career in three parts – a past Olympian reflecting on
Dana Abbott has joined ISHOF’s One in a Thousand campaign, designed to help the Hall of Fame prosper during the COVID pandemic. “I’ve been involved either as a competitor or
The Swimming World Magazine June issue is about to go to print. If you are not already a subscriber, pre–order your copy today by becoming a new member of the International Swimming
Claire Curzan Oblivious to Limits in Rapid Rise to Prominence (From April’s Swimming World Magazine) Claire Curzan has been swimming fast since she was a young age grouper and has continued
2021 TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis: Five Olympic Trials Spoilers to Watch With a little over a month until the rescheduled Olympic Trials in Omaha, the countdown is on to
