Canadian Olympian Taylor Ruck has been living in the United States since she was a child, but returns to her Canadian roots periodically. This time, it is to train. After
Journaling By Gigi Picard, Swimming World College Intern We’re called to line up behind the blocks, and I begin my routine. The headphones and warmup comes off, placed in a
NEW COMMIT: The USC Trojans got a little stronger this week with a huge verbal from Canadian national junior team member Hanna Henderson, who announced she will join the team this coming
NEW COMMITS: Fordham University has received their first verbal commitments for the 2021-22 season and beyond from North Haven, Conn. native Maddie Bergin and Emilie Krog of Rodovre, Denmark. MADDIE BERGIN Regarding her commitment, she
Tragedy & Triumph at U.S. Trial… 60 Years Ago By Bruce Wigo Every U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, since they were first held in 1904, has always seen favorites fail and
NEW COMMIT: San Antonio, Texas native Ryan Soria has announced his commitment to Barton College and will suit up for the Bulldogs as a member of the class of 2024. He told Swimming World:
Arno Kamminga expected to be in the midst of his final training block right now before the Netherlands’ departure for the holding camp in Chiba, Japan, on 2 July, as
When renowned Dutch swimming coach Jacco Verhaeren first arrived in Australia to seal his role as National Head Coach of the country’s famed Dolphins Swim Team it was AFL Grand
As many states continue to see cases of COVID-19 flattening out, they are moving to reopen for business, including pool reopening. While the news is generally hopeful for swimmers as
Friday is the day that swimming pools can reopen in Santa Clara County, one of California’s hardest hit during the coronavirus pandemic. Several other counties are pushing to join in
