After Sam Busch’s resignation in February 2018 for secondary NCAA rules infractions as Head Swim Coach at Texas Christian University (TCU), the NCAA Committee on Infractions granted the appeal of
The International Swimming League has been a huge success this fall with many of the world’s best swimmers participating in the exciting league that gives them a chance to race
Natalie Coughlin (Champion’s Mojo Podcast) Once again, Swimming World is thrilled to partner with the Champion’s Mojo Podcast to highlight an interview with a prominent name in the sport. The
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The first season of the International Swimming League came to a close over the weekend with Energy Standard taking the team title, Sarah Sjostrom winning
When you’ve won 68 straight games in a two-year period, and beaten everyone who plays your sport, there’s not much you can do for an encore. Except keep winning, of
In a post on his Facebook page following the death of backstroke legend Roland Matthes, five-time Olympic medalist John Naber penned a beautiful tribute to a man that first was
19-year-old Erica Sullivan unleashed a superb 15:23.81 in the 1650-yard freestyle on Sunday at the 2019 King Marlin Pro-Am Classic in Lewisville, Texas as she moved up to second all-time
Over the coming three days, the Swimming World writing team will bring you its collated thoughts on the first season of the International Swimming League. The exercise takes a look
Obituary – Roland Matthes (17 November 1950 – 20 December 2019) Roland Matthes, the most decorated backstroke ace in history, the G.OA.T. of the stroke, died on Friday in Wertheim,
The winning continues for the U.S. Senior Women’s Water Polo Team. On Saturday at the DeNunzio Pool in Princeton they overwhelmed the Netherlands early to take a 12-6 decision in
