On the day the women’s 100 backstroke finals were supposed to take place at the 2020 U.S. Olympic trials, Olivia Smoliga was at her family home in the Chicago suburbs.
British Swimming will be able to move forward with their plans for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics after UK Sport received assurances about funding from the Government. UK Sport are
NEW COMMIT: Texas A&M University has picked up a new in-state verbal commitment for the class of 2025 from backstroker Meredith Brown of Sugar Land, Texas. She will join fellow Texas natives
New Jersey Given Green Light to Open Indoor Pools – With Restrictions In the midst of rising COVID-19 numbers in many states, New Jersey swimmers received good news on Thursday
NEW COMMIT: Acton, Mass. native Isabella Korbly has announced her verbal commitment* to Princeton University and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2021. She will follow her family’s legacy as a
Lance Larson turns 80 today in the same week in which, sixty years ago, he became the first swimmer to race inside the minute over 100m butterfly. The American, better
Laurie Lawrence has never been shy about letting the world of swimming know how he’s feeling, as we came to learn from watching him slap a reporter across the chops
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Calling All Troublemakers: A Historical Look At
When news broke on Thursday that the YMCA of Central Florida was eliminating its competitive aquatic sports program at 22 locations, reactions were swift. Some individuals floated the idea that
Swimming Australia has today confirmed the event dates for its national competition schedule leading into the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics next year, with the domestic calendar set to play a
