Kelsey Wog Named U SPORTS Female Athlete of the Year
Canadian swimmer Kelsey Wog was named the Female Athlete of the Year for the 2019-20 season by U SPORTS, the Canadian equivalent of the NCAA. Wog, who swims for the
How Swim Ireland Is Navigating COVID-19 With A Chart Designed To Keep Swimming Afloat
As the Irish swimming community makes a steady and safe return to the water, Swimming World talks to Swim Ireland‘s head of performance Jon Rudd – who celebrates a first-class
2016 Trials Throwback: Phelps & Lochte Put on Final Domestic Showdown in 200 IM
2016 Trials Throwback: The Phelps-Lochte rivalry closes on American soil. Each day during the pre-scheduled days of the 2020 US Olympic Trials, Swimming World will take its readers back four
2016 Trials Throwback: Cal Pals Ryan Murphy, Jacob Pebley Take 200 Back
2016 Trials Throwback: Cal Pals Ryan Murphy, Jacob Pebley Take 200 Back Each day during the pre-scheduled days of the 2020 US Olympic Trials, Swimming World will take its readers
2016 Trials Throwback: Lilly King Adds 200 Breast to Olympic Lineup With Molly Hannis
Lilly King makes her second event for Rio with a berth in the 200 breaststroke. Each day during the pre-scheduled days of the 2020 US Olympic Trials, Swimming World will
Summer Swimming: A Fun Look at the Pros and Cons
Summer Swimming: A Fun Look at the Pros and Cons Swimming forces us to go to bed early in the summer, but the long course season comes with quite a few
Berlin Coach In Plea To Resume Training At Outdoor Pools And Warns Of Potential Closures
The head of a swim school in Berlin, Germany, has called for training to resume in outdoor pools with a plea to end “discrimination” against commercial operations and to ward
LSU Tigers Add Jenna Bridges and Reagan Sweeney to Class of 2025
NEW COMMITS: Louisiana State University has recently received a pair of new verbal commitments for their growing class of 2025 from Forest City, N.C. native Jenna Bridges and Reagan Sweeney of Snellville, Ga.
Ed Accura’s ‘A Film Called Blacks Can’t Swim – My Journey, My Story’ Out Today
Ed Accura, co-founder of the Black Swimming Association in Britain, today places “A Film Called Blacks Can’t Swim – My Journey, My Story” on general release. Where to view: Amazon Prime Vimeo Accura’s
WADA Hits Back At USA Threat To Withdraw Funding If It Fails To Implement Governance Reforms
The World Anti-Doping Agency – WADA – has accused the U.S. Government of bypassing facts and context when threatening to withdraw its $2.7 million annual funding from the global Fair Play