An outbreak of COVID-19 has caused the cancellation of the last month of the UC Santa Barbara women’s water polo season. The university announced the decision Monday. The Gauchos had
The Dynamics of a Swim Family Behind every great athlete is a great support system. This rings true across all sports. The dynamics of a swim support system are unique
Villanova is on top of both the men’s and women’s competition after Day 1 of the Big East Championships, which featured a thrilling relay tie. On the women’s side, Villanova
Paige Madden of Virginia and Louisville’s Nicolas Albiero were named the ACC Swimmers of the Year Wednesday in the conference’s yearly awards. North Carolina’s Aranza Vazquez and Anton Down-Jenkins were
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here How They Train: SwimMAC’s Diggory Dillingham By
Yulia Efimova will not be seeking her third straight Olympic 200m breaststroke medal after she was locked out of the top two at the Russian Swimming Championships in a race
Evgeny Rylov set a European 200 backstroke mark of 1:53.23 as he continued his record-breaking form at the Russian Swimming Championships in Kazan. It is faster than all gold-winning times
Long-Term COVID Symptoms Can Have Effect on Swimmers More than 678 million doses of the Coronavirus vaccine have been distributed worldwide. While some mark this as a waning of the
It was a big night out for three teenage boys from Bond University, Bundaberg and the Blue Mountains who embarked on a record breaking second night of finals at the
The 1998 world 50 free champion Bill Pilczuk marked the 150th episode of Brett Hawke’s podcast to discuss the “upset of the decade” when he beat Alexander Popov at the 1998 World Championships. Pilczuk detailed
