Is Blurry Vision Holding Back Your Best Swim Time? Swimming isn’t just about speed—it’s about clarity too. Whether you’re a competitive swimmer, a fitness enthusiast, or someone who simply enjoys
Swimming Australia President Chris Fydler To Deny And Defend World Aquatics Integrity Unit Allegations Newly appointed Swimming Australia president Chris Fydler (OAM) faces a fight for his administrative life following
World Championships: U.S. Routs China, Hungary Edges Greece to Open Women’s Water Polo The U.S. women’s water polo team routed China, 15-7, on Thursday to open the 2025 World Championships
Can Kyle Chalmers Join the 46-Second Club in 100 Freestyle? It Might Be Necessary On a pair of occasions, Kyle Chalmers has clocked 47.08 in the 100-meter freestyle. He’s also
Legendary Aussies Fanny Durack and Mina Wylie Honored with Blue Plaques Fanny Durack and Mina Wylie, Australia’s first two female swimming stars, have been awarded Blue Plaques by the government
The medals for the World Aquatics Championships – Singapore 2025 were unveiled on the first day of competition on Friday (11 July). These distinctive medals, weighing about 150 grams each,
The Future: Ever Heard of Madeleine James? One Day, You Will! Her celebration was a multi-part tale. At the finish, Madeleine James looked to the scoreboard inside Lucas Oil Stadium
World Champs Profile: Mary-Sophie Harvey Has Emerged as Medal Contender Leading into the start of the World Championships later this month, Swimming World will publish a handful of short profiles
Who Won the First World Titles in 50 Stroke Events? How Do the Times Compare to Today’s World Records When the Olympic Games feature 50-meter stroke events in 2028 in
Summer McIntosh Taking on Five Events, Including ‘Biggest Challenge’ 800 Free, at Worlds Over five successive days at Canadian Trials, Summer McIntosh redefined the limits of possibility in each of
