Paralympian Nikita Howarth has announced her retirement from Para sport today due to medical reasons. Howarth became New Zealand’s youngest ever Paralympian at the age of 13 when she made
Lessons with Legends: Frank Keefe Sponsored By Though a Connecticut native and coach at Yale University for 32 years (1978-2010), Frank Keefe also has deep Philadelphia roots. A backstroker,
NEW COMMIT: Bradenton, Fla. native Anna Freed will head to Bloomington in the fall of 2020 after verbally committing to Indiana University. She will also join Elizabeth Broshears and Ella Ristic as members of the Hoosiers’
NEW COMMIT: The University of Alabama has received a new verbal commitment for the 2020-21 season and beyond from Las Vegas, Nevada native and current high school junior Reese Hazan. Hazan swims
SwimMAC Carolina announced Tuesday it will be hosting the Charlotte Ultra June 13-16 at the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center. The meet will be one of the premiere long course meets
Carol Withus, head swimming coach at Old Dominion for the men’s and women’s programs has resigned from her position, college officials confirmed with Swimming World. Withus has been the Old
Matt Hood has been named the second swimming and diving head coach in Oklahoma Baptist University athletics history. The official announcement was made by athletics director Robert Davenport on Monday.
By Jennifer Yoo, Swimming World College Intern. In the midst of finals and graduation, the finish line for seniors is clearer than ever. College graduates begin making their final preparations
NEW COMMIT: The University of Tennessee has added another verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from Columbus, Ohio native Jordan Aurnou-Rhees. Aurnou-Rhees swims year-round with the Ohio State Swim Club
Lithuanian Swimming Federation has received unexpected news from the International Federation of Water Sports (FINA) – the International Testing Agency (ITA), who independently runs the Doping Control of FINA athletes,
