While many swimmers get more tense and feel more pressure heading into the Olympic Trials, Reece Whitley is feeling more relaxed. It isn’t because the Trials aren’t stressful, but Whitley
NEW COMMIT: Yale University has added another verbal commitment* for the 2022-23 season and beyond from National Age Group record-holder Tommy Park of La Crescenta, Calif. He will join Lucius Brown, Jack Maketa, Finn
NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Thomas Joswiak of Phoenix, Az. has announced his verbal commitment to the University of Missouri beginning in the fall of 2022. He told Swimming World: “I am excited to
The Mare Nostrum tour kicks off this weekend in Monaco on May 29 and 30 as this meet will see many of the world’s best swimmers in action eight weeks
A Reminder of the 2020 (2021) Olympic Trials Qualifying Times Just a few weeks into the New Year, the countdown is on again to the United States Olympic Trials. The
Swedish Swimming Names Four More Individuals to Tokyo Olympic Team The Swedish Olympic Committee announced four more swimmers to its Olympic Team for this summer’s Games in Tokyo that are
Long distance/open-water specialist is first U.S. Olympic swimmer to rep custom-fit goggle brand LOS ANGELES, CA. – The CG Sports Company announced today that their client, 2-time U.S. Olympian Jordan
Lia Neal has been making history for almost a decade, as the second African American female swimmer to qualify for a U.S. Olympic team and win an Olympic medal and the
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) announced Allison Wagner as its first Director of Athlete and International Relations. Wagner was a silver medalist swimmer at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
5 Foods and Drinks That Prove Helpful for Workouts and Meets By Shweta Krishnan, Swimming World Magazine Intern Foods and drinks that fuel the mind and body are the recipe
