Lessons with the Legends: University of Utah’s Coach Don Reddish If ever a swim coach labored in the fields, it just may be the University of Utah’s Don Reddish. “I
Editor’s Note: Qualifications for the 2019 USA Water Polo National Junior Olympics are underway. Over the next month hundreds of girls and boys teams in 11 zones all over the
By Sarah Noll, Swimming World College Intern. West Virginia is best known for its country roads and beautiful scenery. When people think of swimming in West Virginia, they might not
The sport of synchronized swimming had been around since the early 20th century when Annette Kellerman and Katherine Curtis were the first performers of the growing sport, but it did
Remembering the 1st World Championships: Belgrade 1973 As excitement builds for the 18th FINA World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju, Korea, Swimming World reflects on the origins of this truly great
NEW COMMIT: The Indiana University Hoosiers have been handed a new verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from Mary Kate Reicherter of Arlington, Va. Primarily a backstroker, Reicherter swims year-round
NEW COMMIT: La Canada, Calif. native and current high school junior Danny Syrkin has given his in-state verbal commitment to the University of Southern California and will suit up for the Trojans as
The USA Women’s Water Polo Team opened up defense of their FINA World League Super Final crown with a 12-9 win over Hungary today in Budapest. Team USA trailed early
Two-time world champion James Magnussen has retired from competitive swimming after officially calling time on his career in the pool. In a career spanning a decade, 28-year-old Magnussen is regarded
Leah Smith has announced she is staying to train in Tucson, Arizona, despite her longtime coach Cory Chitwood moving to a job at Indiana. Chitwood started coaching Smith at Virginia,
