Yang Junxuan Breaks Asian Record in 200 Free, Wang Jianjiahe Throws Down 15:49 1500 The 2021 Chinese Nationals continued Tuesday from Qingdao as the Chinese Olympic contingent for Tokyo is
Out of the Pool: Molly Sullivan on Distance DQs, Bad Basketball and Swim Parenting When Molly Sullivan graduated from the University of North Carolina, she was looking for a place
New Book ‘Take Your Mark, LEAD!’ Offers Inspiring Look Into Leadership A leader is someone who can be confidently followed, trusted, and recognized as unique from the pack. The term,
NEW COMMIT: The University of New Mexico has received their first verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Kaitlyn Weightman of Montgomery, Texas. Regarding her commitment, she said: “So excited to
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Takeoff To Tokyo – How Ireland’s
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Julia Dennis of Oxford, Miss. has announced her verbal commitment to the University of Louisville beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join Ella Welch, Paige Kuwata, Jordan Durocher and
3 Reasons Why Ryan Lochte Will be a Factor at the United States Olympic Trials A recent Swimming World column by David Rieder examined the chances of Ryan Lochte qualifying
Late last week, after conducting interviews, digging in on statistics and pounding away at my keyboard, I was ready to publish a piece on how LIU women’s water polo—despite only
La Salle University has reinstated Men’s Swimming and Diving as a varsity program, effective immediately, the chair of La Salle’s Board of Trustees announced. William W. Matthews, III, Esq., ’90,
Olympic champion Sarah Sjostrom is looking ahead to the Tokyo Olympics, but the injured star is not looking too far ahead — just enough to target a return date after
