The colors may have been different, but the feeling for Sherridon Dressel was similar. Budapest’s Duna Arena is a far cry from Gainesville, Florida. But during the International Swimming League
999-The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here The Toughest Workouts, Part 2 By
Arizona’s David Schlicht, making his season debut after an Olympic redshirt last season, won the 400 IM on day two of the Arizona Invite in Tucson with an impressive swim of
No. 15/12 Notre Dame swimming and diving earned wins in the dual meet vs. Cincinnati Friday at Rolfs Aquatics Center. The Irish placed first in 23 of 28 races, sweeping
Foster Brothers Sweep Top Spots in 400 IM at Texas Invitational The Foster Brothers – Carson and Jake – continued to flourish for the University of Texas on Friday, as
The NC State Wolfpack continued their strong performance on the second day of the North Carolina Janis Hape Dowd Invitational on Friday. But it was Coleman Stewart who stole the
Siphiwe Baleka Looking to Qualify For Olympic Games as 50-Year-Old At 50 years old, Guinea Bissau’s Siphiwe Baleka is hoping to swim in his first Olympic Games in Tokyo next summer
Torri Huske continued her strong performance at the 2020 18 & Under Winter Championships. On Day 2, Huske won the 200 free in 1:43.23, dropping more than three seconds from her
Lessons From the Legends: Carol Capitani on Intuitive Coaching In her ninth year as the women’s coach at the University of Texas, Carol Capitani has enjoyed considerable success with the
The Japan Swim 2020 continued Friday from the Tokyo Olympic Aquatic Center in its maiden voyage 232 days ahead of the start of the 2021 Games as many of Japan’s
