There were plenty of stellar performances at the 2019 NCAA swimming championships. Records were broken, titles were won and historical performances turned heads. What performances were the 2019 NCAA Performances
This year has been another stacked with thrills and spills in the aquatics world. It included the World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, and the debut of the International Swim League
Ranomi Kromowidjojo/Ferry Weertman (Wedding Bells Will Ring) Aside from chasing trips to the medals podium at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, the Netherlands’ Ranomi Kromowidjojo and Ferry Weertman will
Gregg Troy (U.S. Coach of the Year) The selection of United States Coach of the Year is a delicate exercise and is dependent on the lens used for the selection.
Liz Byrnes, Swimming World’s new European Correspondent, hones in on the achievements of Adam Peaty, one of the most outstanding pioneers on the pool in swimming history, as her No1
This year has been another stacked with thrills and spills in the aquatics world. It included the World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, and the debut of the International Swim League
2019 was a year like no other for water polo. Not only did the Stanford men’s program return to NCAA glory after almost two decades, the Cardinal women also won
Marco Koch, the 2015 world 200m breaststroke champion, has appointed former Germany national team director Dirk Lange and the man who guided Cameron van der Burgh to Olympic gold as
On the eve of 40th anniversary year of the boycotted Moscow Olympics, legendary coach Bill Sweetenham believes Australia’s Michelle Ford should stand as a triple Olympic gold medallist from 1980.
International Swimming Coach Of 2019: Mel Marshall There’s the 56.88, of course. No getting round it. Project 56. Nailed by Adam Peaty with a stroke-transcending sledgehammer. Certainly a moment to
