Dr. Joseph MacInnis Receives International Swimming Hall of Fame’s Gold Medallion Award (VIDEO)
He was born in the bay-front city of Barrie, Ontario, Canada, in 1937, and had a love of the water from an early age. Water is much more than a
Katie McLaughlin on Recent Bursts of Speed: ‘I Wasn’t Trying to Throw Down’
Katie McLaughlin raised her fist and let out some emotion when she finished third in the 100 fly at the NCAA championships. Her swim (49.97) broke the Cal school record
Swimming World Presents “Nutrition: Around the Table with Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics”
Nutrition: Around the Table with Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics Proper eating habits and meal planning is something extremely difficult for high school-age swimmers. Morning practice before school, then afternoon practice,
Tulane Green Wave Reels In Verbal from Georgia State Champion Riley Hendrix
NEW COMMIT: Tulane University has earned their first verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from Atlanta, Ga. native and current high school junior Riley Hendrix. Primarily a backstroker, Hendrix swims
USA Water Polo Announces World University Games Rosters
USA Water Polo is proud to announce the Men’s and Women’s National Team rosters for the 2019 World University Games. The two teams bring together some of the top college-aged
Indiana Swimming and Diving Adds Emily Eaton to Staff
Indiana Swimming Head Coach Ray Looze announced the hiring of Emily Eaton as assistant coach on Wednesday. “Emily Eaton is one of the finest up-and-coming coaches in the NCAA today,”
Swimming Traditions: Long-standing Rituals from Northern Michigan University
By Rachel Helm, Swimming World College Intern. Every team has a unique identity and with that comes a variety of different traditions. From your high school to your college team
David Nolan Announces Comeback, Aiming for 2020 Olympics
David Nolan announced he is going to make a comeback and aim for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. He finished third in the 200 IM at the 2016 trials. He
Kosuke Hagino Moves Focus To 2020 Olympics After Sitting Out Worlds
Kosuke Hagino, whose future in swimming was uncertain after his decision to sit out World Championships this summer, has announced that he is re-committing to the sport with eyes on
Whitney Jorgensen Hired As Assistant For San Jose State Women’s Program
Whitney Jorgensen has been hired as an assistant coach for the San Jose State women’s swimming and diving program. SJSU swimming and diving head coach Sage Hopkins made the announcement on Tuesday. “I