USOPC Won’t Sanction Athletes For Social Justice Demonstrations at Olympics The Team USA Council on Racial and Social Justice Thursday released recommendations related to Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter,
World 200m butterfly champion Boglarka Kapas has revealed on social media that she has been diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. The Hungarian had to withdraw minutes before the 200 fly final
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Up & Comers: Eagle Aquatics’ Erika Pelaez
The 2:06 club was one which had only admitted three men before Arno Kamminga crashed through the barrier to join them last week in Rotterdam. The Netherlands swimmer stopped the
Lockdown is the word that now brings fear into any swimmer’s heart. Virtually all pools, lakes, beaches, and even the local swimming holes were affected by the 2020 pandemic. Every
NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has picked up a new verbal commitment for their growing Class of 2026 from Junior National qualifier Cat Watrous of Larkspur, Calif. She will join the Hoosiers along with
Service in Swimming: Ways to Give Back to the Sport that Provides So Much In a sport where intensity, routine, and energy are always in demand, it’s important to take
NEW COMMIT: Duke University has landed a new verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Olympic Trials qualifier Martina Peroni of Powell, Ohio. She will join Kaelyn Gridley and Tatum
NEW COMMIT: The University of Pittsburgh has received their first early verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Junior National qualifier Angelina Messina of St. Charles, Ill. She told Swimming World: “I
ISHOF Letter to Congress Makes Plea For Financial Support of Non-Revenue College Sports Sign Petition In response to the numerous cuts of non-revenue sports at universities across the United States,
