After New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced on Monday that all organized indoor sports, including swimming, will be suspended for four weeks beginning on Saturday and running through Jan. 2,
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2019 Honor Open Water Swimmer Marcy MacDonald has joined the ISHOF’s One in a Thousand Campaign, designed to help the International Swimming Hall of Fame grow and prosper during the time of
The path looks clear for Thomas Bach to be re-elected as president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The IOC confirmed on Tuesday that Bach has no opponents for the
Is There a Best Way to Race the 200 Freestyle? By Daniel Zeng, Swimming World Intern The 200 freestyle is commonly debated among swimmers as an unnecessarily confusing race to
The Olympic rings installation has returned to Tokyo Bay after being temporarily removed for maintenance in August ahead of the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Games. The structure – which stands 15.3m
Gregorio Paltrinieri Has Olympic History Within Reach (From November’s Swimming World Magazine) Despite the global pandemic, the Olympic postponement and a coaching change, Italy’s Gregorio Paltrinieri put together some of
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NEW COMMIT: The College of New Jersey has received a commitment for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Futures qualifier Jonah Herring of Bellingham, Wash. He told Swimming World: “I’m excited to
2019 junior national champion Lydia Jacoby has verbally committed to the University of Texas for the fall of 2022 as she is one of the top breaststrokers in the class of 2022.
