NEW COMMIT: The University of Tennessee has picked up a new verbal commitment from freestyle ace Joaquin Vargas of Davie, Fla., who intends to arrive in Knoxville in January 2022. He will
When Abbey Weitzeil steps onto the block, she puts everything into her race — body, mind and heart — to get to the wall first. In the sprint events, the
Abbie Wood produced the fourth-fastest time in the world in 2021 to win the 200IM in 2:09.24 among a host of swims that were all the more impressive given they
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Remembering Hawaii’s Kalili Brothers – 90 Years
NEW COMMIT: Carlsbad, Calif. native Adam Ladman will head to the East Coast for his college career after verbally committing* to Dartmouth College. In January, the Big Green agreed to reinstate the program
Wave I Olympic Trials: Regardless of Situation, Still an Experience of a Lifetime After a long, long wait, the first wave of the Olympic Trials are finally here, set to
John Hulvey Returning to His Roots in Gainesville With Gator Swim Club The Gator Swim Club welcomed John Hulvey as its new head coach last month and he is excited
2016 Olympian and 2017 Worlds bronze medalist Jacob Pebley announced he will not be at the Olympic Trials next week on social media on Thursday. Pebley had actually made his decision in
Throughout his time in the sport, Brent Rutemiller has worn numerous hats. He has been an athlete, coach, parent, journalist, host, publisher and CEO – to name just some of
After Injury Setback, How ‘Back’ is Sarah Sjostrom? For the first time in 2021, Sarah Sjostrom raced this week at the Mare Nostrum series in Canet, France. The results were
