Swedish swimmer Louise Hansson never envisioned herself swimming in college in the United States. But as she prepares for this month’s women’s NCAAs, the University of Southern California senior says
Sun Yang’s 2014 Doping Positive Comes Back Into View As Chinada’s Datelines For Its Chinese Version Of The WADA Code Raise Questions Sun Yang, the Chinese swimmer slapped with
Swimming World wants you to feel at home, so we’ve made a little space, moved some furniture and hope you like what you see. It’s the first phase of a
International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach is still optimistic Tokyo 2020 can go ahead as “we still have more than four months to go” but says the health and interests
Siobhan Haughey is in a unique position as a swimmer during this week of chaos that the coronavirus has wreaked on the world. While many of her friends and training
According to a tweet from Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports, the NCAA is unlikely to grant an extra year of eligibility to seniors who participate in winter sports and had their seasons
Not many people knew the name Kelsey Wog in December 2016, when the 18-year-old Canadian returned from the FINA World Short-Course Championships with a silver medal. In retrospect, Wog’s swim
USA Swimming has cancelled all sanctioned events through April 30 because of the COVID-19 “coronavirus” pandemic. The governing body of swimming in the U.S. had originally cancelled everything for 30
Gilles Sezionale is a man in the know on swimming and the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The head of the French Swimming Federation (FFN), a pharmacist by profession and currently working
With the addition of a Canadian team in the International Swimming League (ISL), it is only natural to see some Canadian stars join the expansion team for season two. Kylie
