By: Noah Yanchulis Josh Davis, Host of the Ultimate Swimmer Podcast, had the honor and privilege to interview the great Jill Sterkel about her life in and around swimming. She
Toyota US Open Richmond: Virginia’s Best to Race at Split US Open The Toyota US Open will be held next week November 12 – 14 from nine different locations with
Brett Hawke, a two-time Australian Olympian and nine-time NCAA champion at Auburn who served as his alma mater’s head coach for a decade, is joining the USC women’s and men’s
NEW COMMIT: Clarkston, Mich. native and breaststroker Alexis Moon has announced her verbal commitment to Delta State University beginning in the fall of 2021. She will join Sydney Crawford and Kelsey Farmer as a
William & Mary has changed course on its reduction in varsity sports, announcing Thursday that it will reinstate seven programs that had been slated for discontinuation. That includes men’s swimming.
ISL Match Eight, Day One Notes: Beata Nelson Finding a Fit for Her Skill Set Results As an athlete at the University of Wisconsin, Beata Nelson established herself as a
Something has to give in ISL Match Eight: Both the Cali Condors and London Roar enter their third match of the International Swimming League without a loss to their records.
NEW COMMIT: Freestyler Cohen Bruner of Hilton Head Island, S.C. has announced his verbal commitment to the United States Naval Academy beginning in the fall of 2021. He told Swimming World: “I am excited
Swim England CEO Jane Nickerson will not allow swimming to “be pushed to the back of the queue” after the Government confirmed that only school swimming lessons can continue during
ISL Match Seven Notes: Struggles of Katinka Hosszu a Surprise There was a time when Katinka Hosszu would climb atop the blocks and routinely deliver several swift performances in a
