The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! In this issue of SW Biweekly, Olympic bronze medalist Cody Miller discusses the
By Danny Whirlow, Swimming World College Intern. On February 19, 1968, Fred McFeely Rogers entered the hearts of millions of American children with his television show, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Taking his
Caeleb Dressel showed off his versatility in the men’s 100 fly, enforcing his monopoly on sprint events with a meet-record 50.36. Dressel swam this on the final night of the
Penn State Athletics has announced its Female and Male Student-Athletes of the Year, with NCAA champions Ally McHugh (Philadelphia, Pa./Little Flower Catholic) and Bo Nickal (Allen, Texas/Allen) earning the honors
Some of the best swimmers around the world, including Daiya Seto and comeback kid Florent Manaudou, continued their preparations for this summer’s international meets with some of their final in-season performances,
John Grzeszczak, Founder and President of Hammerhead Aquatics, announced that on Saturday June 22, 2019, the official ground-breaking ceremony took place for its 50-meter indoor competitive swimming pool, fitness and
After breaking five Masters World Records in April, Kalis Rasmussen added three more world records to her career this weekend. Swimming at the Etobicoke Olympium Masters Aquatic Club (EOMAC) LC
Trinidad and Tobago was selected to host the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2021. The selection was made Firday, following the Commonwealth Games Federation’s decision to remove Belfast as host last
By Alexa Kutch, Swimming World College Intern. Drexel University’s breakout swimmer Jason Arthur proved to be a natural in the water as early as three years old. Eighteen years later,
When Steve West swam at his fourth Olympic Trials in 2012, he was 40 years old. He became the oldest male swimmer ever at Trials as he finished 61st in
