The operative word for Rob Kent, the general manager of the Toronto Titans in the International Swimming League, is adaptation. It applied for a team that had, by his reckoning,
2020 has been an extremely difficult year for people around the world. Between COVID-19 and its byproducts, it has put a physical, mental and emotional strain on the entire globe.
Olympic gold medallists Susie O’Neill AM and Chris Fydler OAM and legendary coach Harry Gallagher OAM have been awarded Life Membership of Swimming Australia at its 111th Annual General Meeting Held virtually
This month focuses on exercises that may benefit the mid-distance swimmer. The mid-distance swimmer needs to develop a high level of speed as well as endurance. He or she must
NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has received a new verbal pledge to add to their Class of 2026 from Canadian junior standout Breckin Gormley of Almonte, Ontario. She will
Swimming Canada Thursday released data on the reopening process for its High Performance Centres, showing nearly 3,000 individual pool training sessions since reopening. The information, which Swimming Canada promises is
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault Non-Subscribers can click to download this issue here In this issue of SW
Sources have confirmed to Swimming World that Michigan State University has cut swimming & diving effective after the 2020-21 season. This is the eighth school in Division I to cut swimming and
Increased COVID-19 infection rates in the Tri-State region will not affect a water polo clinic with five-time Olympian Tony Azevedo at Chelsea Piers Field House in Stanford, Connecticut, scheduled for
NCAA’s Division II this week announced further changes to accommodate the ongoing COVID-19 disruptions, including further eligibility relief for winter athletes. The decisions were made at this week’s Division II
