Witold Bańka Is WADA Boss: Who Is He & What Can We Expect On His Watch?
Witold Bańka was minus-4 when Moscow held its boycotted Olympic Games in 1980 and the GDR was sinking the hopes of most in the pool but then again, if you’re
Witold Bańka was minus-4 when Moscow held its boycotted Olympic Games in 1980 and the GDR was sinking the hopes of most in the pool but then again, if you’re
On the outside looking in, Austin Katz’s summer seemed pretty good. He was the gold medalist in the World University Games in the 200 back, putting up a 1:55.57 for fifth
Lessons with the Legends: Coach Dick Kimball By Michael J. Stott Venerated as an athlete and coach, Dick Kimball, at age 84, is still giving private diving lessons. A high
Florida’s Vanessa Pearl had high expectations going into her first collegiate postseason. Coming out of high school she was an A-Finalist at US Nationals in 2017 and a three-time SEC
The 2019-20 TYR Pro Swim Series in Greensboro, North Carolina started Wednesday night with the heats of the 1500 free as Ashley Twichell won the women’s race at 16:11.19 and Zane Grothe
Welcome to the “Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore every month with drills and concepts for you to implement with your
Gene Testing It’s that time of pre-Olympic season again: time for Games bosses and anti-doping authorities to send out a warning that a new testing method “could” be rolled out
NEW COMMIT: The University of Virginia has continued forming a stellar recruiting class and recently picked up a pair of verbals for the fall of 2021 from Max Iida and Tyler Sicignano.
Nova Southeastern University celebrated its 2019 Hall of Fame induction class at the Rick Case Arena in Davie, Florida on Tuesday night. Two swimmers, Erin Black and Oskar Nordstrand, were inducted as well
Bernard Freyberg: Swimmer Recognized As One Of British Military’s Greatest Heroes By Bruce Wigo Bernard Freyberg, a New Zealander who distinguished himself both in swimming and in war, used his