Water polo player Adam Wright is among nine inductees to the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame’s Class of 2020, announced Wednesday night. Wright is one of six Olympic medalists in
“It was amazing getting back in the water,” said Nate Schulhoff, who confessed it felt like forever since he was last able to swim. For 11-year-old Sabrina Kazemi, along with
Coach Bruce Gemmell Offers Sets to Aid Return From COVID-19 Hiatus (Based on Michael J. Stott’s feature in the June 2020 issue of Swimming World Magazine) In our latest attempt
Track and Field athletes today launched The Athletics Association (TAA), an independent body that will provide international representation for athletes of the kind that The Swimmers’ Alliance, led by Olympic legend Matt Biondi,
New Zealand’s Lewis Clareburt chatted with Swimming World about being able to train without coronavirus restrictions. While most of the swimmers around the globe have found difficulty locating and sustaining
A new documentary In Deep With Ryan Lochte, which premiered today on the new streaming service Peacock TV, follows the life of the “new and improved” Olympic gold medalist and
The University of Florida men’s swimming and diving team and head coach Anthony Nesty has officially announced the addition of Mateusz Dubas, who will join the Gators for the 2020-21
Whether your swim group is shut down, you are on vacation, or you are a triathlete looking for a place to train, backyard pools can be far more productive than
The latest change to the fall sports schedule will take a national power out of the water: Kenyon College will not compete in intercollegiate athletics for the rest of 2020.
FINA, the international swimming and aquatics federation, is among Olympic sports bodies that have received a loan from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to help tide it over the “unprecedented challenge” of
