Craig Lord and John Lohn to Lead Swimming World Media Platforms; Celebrate Freedoms
A new era starts at Swimming World today as we celebrate Independence Day in the United States. It is only fitting that we also celebrate the freedom of the press
2019 World University Games Day 1 Prelims: Justin Ress Takes Top Seed
The 2019 World University Games opened on Thursday with the first prelims session from Naples, Italy. The first day opened with heats of the men’s 400 free, women’s 50 fly,
2019 European Junior Swimming Championships Finals Day 1 Recap
The 2019 European Junior Swimming Championships kicked off this morning with a bang, hosting young talent that could rival many seasoned veterans of the sport. Hoping to make their presence
Jeremy Anderson, Fugitive Coach, Dies in Costa Rica
Jeremy Anderson, a former swimming coach from Santa Clarita died last week after being captured in Costa Rica, authorities told KTLA 5. Anderson fled the U.S. after he was accused
2019 World University Games: Five Men’s Swimming Events to Watch This Week
The 2019 World University Games will get started this week in Naples, Italy. The swimming competition will start Thursday July 4 at 9:30 a.m. local time (3:30 a.m. EST) and
Swimming World Presents “Up & Comers: Raquel Maldonado”
Up & Comers: Raquel Maldonado Age Group Swimmer of the Month By Shoshanna Rutemiller Chicago Wolfpack Aquatic Club’s 11-year-old Raquel Maldonado is one to watch. In January, she blazed into
Kirill Prigoda to Carry Russian Flag at World University Games Opening Ceremony
Honored Master of Sports of Russia, a multiple champion of Europe and the world Kirill Prigoda received the right to become the standard-bearer of the Russian team at the opening
2019 World University Games: Five Women’s Events to Watch This Week
The 2019 World University Games will get started this week in Naples, Italy. The swimming competition will start Thursday July 4 at 9:30 a.m. local time (3:30 a.m. EST) and
Kathleen Baker Drops 200 IM From World Championship Program; Ella Eastin Picks Up Spot
Kathleen Baker will be a little less busy in two and a half weeks at the 2019 World Championships. She was originally scheduled to swim the 50, 100 and 200 back,
Denying the Stereotypes: An Inside Look at the College Swimming Grind
By Ashleigh Scott, Swimming World College Intern. Close your eyes and imagine a world free of stereotypes and assumptions. Marginalization and snarky, ignorant comments are virtually non-existent. Having trouble picturing