More Than Medals: Alice Dearing and Her Mission to Diversify the Future of Swimming Alice Dearing is a trailblazer in British swimming—not only as the first Black woman to represent
Daniel Wiffen To Head For Dublin After End of Andi Manley Coaching Partnership; Will Also Train At Cal-Berkeley Daniel Wiffen will no longer train with Andi Manley after the World
Leanne Smith, Katie Kubiak Lead Team USA For Para Swimming World Championships Leanne Smith and Katie Kubiak are among the headliners for the United States’ delegation for the 2025 Para
Juan Estevez Swaps Carolinas as New Diving Coach at South Carolina Juan Estevez was hired Monday as the head diving coach at South Carolina, hired away from North Carolina. Estevez
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In this exclusive Q&A, Swimming World Publisher Jack Hallahan speaks with TYR CEO Matt DiLorenzo about the company’s landmark partnership with World Aquatics, the evolving structure of swimming, and where
World Championships Relay Analysis: Mixed Medley Rematch Missing Standouts from Paris Classic In one of the top races of the Paris Olympics, the United States defeated China for gold in
The Art of Tapping for Visually Impaired Swimmers For visually impaired and blind athletes, competing in swimming is predictably more complicated than it is for swimmers with sight. “Tappers” are
5 Tips for Long Course Swimming For the most part, summer is every young swimmer’s dream. Beautiful, sunny swim meets, post-practice ice cream, and fun await swimmers who dedicate their
The Top-25 American Men’s Water Polo Players of the NCAA Era (No. 21-No. 25) By Jeff Moulton Before his untimely death in a bicycle accident in October 2022, Hall of
