Duke University women’s swimmer Alyssa Marsh has been named Duke’s Senior Female Student-Athlete of the Year. Marsh wrapped up an illustrious career in Durham after being a nine-time All-American and
Cast your mind back two months to a time when Tokyo 2020 was looming large on the horizon and the Olympic trials with their highs, lows and everything in-between were
Seven distinguished Wildcats will be honored with an induction into the University of Arizona Athletics Hall of Fame as part of the Hall’s 2020 class. The official induction is scheduled
A German Government ruling that there will be no sport in the country until at least the end of August, as part of plans for a gradual easing of lockdown
At the April 15th Board of Directors meeting of Southern California Swimming (SCS), the Board approved an SCS COVID-19 Club Support Funding program that will make available $650,000 in two
Sarah Sjostrom Lowers World Record in 100 Fly at Age 15 in 2009 With no swimming going on for the foreseeable future, Swimming World wanted to take a trip down
Before the Olympics were postponed in late March, Dylan Carter had less than two days to decide what to do. The government of his native Trinidad & Tobago announced that
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Wednesday April 15, 2020, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Do you think
Social distancing restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic have limited the amount of contact anti-doping agents have with athletes. So the U.S. is piloting virtual doping tests, and high-profile swimmers are
Editor’s Note: Given the devastation in Italy, Swimming World has taken particular interest in the circumstances surrounding aquatics sports in the European country hit hardest by the coronavirus crisis. Claudio Mangini, a
