The 2021 NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Greensboro, North Carolina will be fascinating for swimming fans to watch. We are entering the month of June, and there still has
NEW COMMIT: Billings, Montana native Liam Kerns has announced his verbal commitment to the University of South Carolina beginning in the fall of 2021. He will join sprint freestyler Mac Ratzlaff in Columbia as a
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Wednesday June 3, 2020, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: What do you believe
Coronavirus: An Appreciation for What Has Been Missed By Elise Devlin, Swimming World Intern The icebreaker, the common theme, the pretty much guaranteed, relatable topic. Swimmers can sometimes just really
10 Reasons Why You Should Date A Swimmer (Complement to 10 Reason to Marry a Swimmer) It’s hard to escape dating a swimmer when your primary interests include swimming, swimming,
Impacting Lives Through Coaching By David Rieder Dave Durden, University of California and U.S. national team coach, simply refers to himself as a swim coach. But he’s also a leader,
Swimming Australia in conjunction with its State Associations is preparing to unveil a major domestic competition program to simulate the intensity of international racing in the lead up to next
The 2021 NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Iowa City, Iowa will be fascinating for swimming fans to watch. We are entering the month of June, and there still
Sister Act: Gretchen and Alex Walsh Chasing The Ultimate Dream… Together By David Rieder Alex and Gretchen Walsh have worked their way up the pecking order of American swimming, and
Little did a 16-year-old Rohan Taylor realise that he would one day become the latest National Head Coach of the same Australian Olympic Swim Team that showed up in his
