Taylor Ruck Leads Canadian Olympians to Wins on Night 2 of Speedo Canadian Open Taylor Ruck and fellow Olympians Ingrid Wilm and Mary-Sophie Harvey picked up wins on the second
David Popovici Fires Off 47.30 100 Free Prelim In Otopeni; Misses Final With Back Pain David Popovici posted a 47.30 scorcher in the 100 free prelims before withdrawing from the
Accepting the Challenge: How Zalan Sarkany Takes On a Brutal Event Schedule 2550 yards of individual racing. For many collegiate distance swimmers, this total is often the reality of a
Honoring the Greatest World Records In History; Michael Phelps Leads the Celebration The fastest of all-time. It’s a special title to hold, and only a tiny percentage of athletes can
Rooming with a College Swimmer 101 By Kristy Kinzer Many college athletes elect to room with another athlete, particularly a teammate, for the big transition to college life and sports.
Our Away-From-The Pool Heroes: The Debt That All Swimmers Owe By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. Swimmers live busy lives. We never stop moving from the moment we wake
Two Sports Come Calling For Australian Paralympian Grace Brimelow Who Sets History Making Sights On LA28 Sunshine Coast Paris Paratriathlete Grace Brimelow has taken her first serious strokes towards her
Rebecca Meder, Kaylene Corbett Nab Worlds Spots in 200 Breast The 200 breaststroke has long been a strong suit for the South African women’s program. Even without the retired Tatjana
Paralympian Ali Truwit Hosting Swim-A-Thon on May 10 Paralympic medalist Ali Truwit is hosting a Swim-A-Thon on May 10 as part of Water Safety Awareness Month. The event, at Chelsea
Szebasztián Szabó Wins Seventh Straight 50 Fly Title At Hungarian Championships To Book Singapore Slot Szebasztián Szabó left Kristóf Milák and Hubert Kós in his wake as he won his seventh straight 50 fly
