Coaches Jon Rudd, Fred Vergnoux and Walter Bolognani today spoke of their hopes and fears for swimmers, fellow mentors and clubs as they navigate the storm of coronavirus lockdown and
In a decision that could help ensure the survival of college swimming, the NCAA Division I Council denied a request by five conference commissioners to temporarily waive the minimum number
West Chester University diving coach Dr. Ronn Jenkins announced his retirement this week after 49 seasons leading the Golden Rams’ program. Jenkins, who graduated from West Chester in 1965, began
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault In this issue of SW Biweekly, read about Ally McHugh, who put together
The 1964 Tokyo Olympics final in the 400 meter individual medley looked like an army sick call with almost as many doctors as coaches hovering around the swimmers. Dick Roth,
As the country moves forward, relaxing COVID-19 stay-at-home mandates, face masks are going to be a necessity. Agon is here to help! We’ve created comfortable, effective face masks for your protection.
In a report from the Associated Press, the NCAA is moving closer to allowing Division I athletes to earn money from endorsements and sponsorship deals. The recommended rule change would allow
In light of New York City announcing that its public pools were going to be closed for the summer due to the Coronavirus and Lacrosse, Wisconsin revealing on Friday that
If you are still getting calendar messages and alerts to your phone about your flights and stay in Fort Lauderdale, Fl for the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) Induction weekend, you are not alone. It was schedule to start tonight!
When will we have a major competition again? Swimming Canada believes it will be the end of this year. With the coronavirus turning the 2020 calendar upside down, federations all
