Legendary coach James “Doc” Counsilman would have celebrated his 100th birthday today, December 28, 2020. The Hall of Fame coach, inducted in 1976, passed away in January 2004 from Parkinson’s Disease.
NEW COMMIT: Beaumont, Texas native Keith Elgar has announced his commitment to the University of Niagara and will suit up for the Purple Eagles at the start of the 2021-22 season. He told Swimming
Caeleb Dressel Has Learned a Few Tricks to Further Boost His Performances Caeleb Dressel hesitated for a moment when asked about the lessons he’d learned at the International Swimming League
Splashbacks 2020-July-August: Iowa Program Is Axed; Arizona State Goes Redshirt Route The original schedule for July and August was for Swimming World to bring its readership coverage of the Olympic
Pacific Rim Swimmers of the Millennium: Ian Thorpe and Leisel Jones Make It an Aussie Sweep With the COVID-19 pandemic canceling the most-important competitions of the year, Swimming World made
Splashbacks 2020 – May-June: Safe Practices and Pool Reopening in the COVID-19 Era We hit the midway point of our 2020 review of the most-popular Swimming World stories with more
African Swimmers of the Millennium: Chad le Clos and Kirsty Coventry Are Runaway Winners With the COVID-19 pandemic canceling the most-important competitions of the year, Swimming World made the decision
Splashbacks 2020 – March-April: COVID-19 Pandemic Dominates the Headlines As Swimming World continues its look at 2020, there is no doubt what topic was the primary focus of the world,
Katie Hoff had great triumphs, but also great struggles during her career. That is why her memoir is titled: “Blueprint: An Olympian’s Story of Striving, Adapting and Embracing the Suck.”
After the South African media made several disparaging comments about the women’s swimming team in 2016 when none of their swimmers had qualified for the Rio Olympics, Tatjana Schoenmaker and
