A group of 22 swimmers, including Olympians and All-Americans, have signed an open letter urging Dartmouth to reinstate its swimming and diving teams. Dartmouth made the decision in August to
Tokyo Olympics officials Wednesday offered demonstrations of some of its preventative measures for a competition in the world of COVID-19, hoping to assuage fears about next summer’s games. The organizers
#SaveOlympicSports: Endangered and Cut Teams Speak Out Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Olympic sports at universities around the country have seen a significant uptick in cuts, with administrations
Tokyo Frog Kings & Toronto Titans to Make ISL Debuts This Weekend: Five Races to Watch From Budapest The first weekend of the International Swimming League season this past weekend
NEW COMMIT: The University of California, Berkeley has snagged one of the last top remaining recruits in the Class of 2025: Evan Petty of Nashville, Tenn. He will join Cal’s freshman class in
How to Help a Teammate Deal With Loss By Alyssa Blair, Swimming World Intern Loss is a vague word that describes countless things for different people. It can describe trivial
NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Dillon Edge of Beavercreek, Ohio has announced his college decision: he will attend the University of Notre Dame in the fall of 2022. He will
NEW COMMIT: NC State University has added an in-state verbal commitment from freestyle specialist Emma Hastings of Greenville, N.C. for the fall of 2022. She will join Katherine Helms of Fairfax Station, Va.
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Evan Yoo of Redondo Beach, Calif. will head to the East Coast next fall after verbally committing to Army West Point. He will join James Don, Jackson Pogue and Ian Shahan in
The 2022 Commonwealth Games will make history by being the first major multi-sport event to award more medals to women than men. The publication of the Birmingham medal event programme
