The Day Mitch Larkin and Dean Boxall Sealed An Olympic Deal Over A Few Beers At Brisbane’s Regatta Hotel A chat over a few beers at an iconic hotel over
UCLA women’s swim coach Cyndi Gallagher, Suburban Swim Club coach Charlie Kennedy and Indiana University coach Ray Looze will be inducted to the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) Hall of
Maddie Groves, who won the silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics in the 200-meter butterfly, has withdrawn from Australian Trials, hitting out on social media at “misogynistic perverts in
Former University of Texas star Alison Gibson and partner Krysta Palmer punched their ticket to the Tokyo Olympics by posting a 28-point victory on Thursday evening in the finals of
NEW COMMIT: The University at Buffalo has received their first early verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Futures qualifier Karen Austin of Southfield, Mich. She told Swimming World: “I’m
NEW COMMIT: Deltaville, Va. native and Junior National qualifier Bryce Rouzie has decided to remain in-state for his college career after verbally committing to the College of William and Mary for
U.S. Olympic Trials Notes: Should Wave I Stay?; How Many First-Time Olympians Will Be Named? Wave I of the United States Olympic Trials concluded earlier this week in Omaha, Nebraska
How College Swimmers Can Stay in Shape During Summer Break By Rachel Sansano, Swimming World College Intern For the majority of college swimmers, the summer is a much-needed break from
When Carson Foster was just 10 years old, he was already a budding celebrity in the swimming world. In 2012, he broke the 9-10 national age group record in the 100 LCM
It could well be a case of “Australians let us all rejoice” when the IOC Members cast their votes on Brisbane’s “irresistible bid” to host the 2032 Summer Olympic and
