By Madeline Ladd, Swimming World Intern. Championship season is quickly approaching, yet again. For many swimmers, this entails multi-day meets and long, hot days. It is times like these –
The Davenport University athletic department is pleased to announce the appointment of Don Kimble as an assistant coach for the swimming and diving programs effective July 1, 2019. Kimble has
The 2019 Singapore National Championships opened with some climactic sprint action on its first night of competition, warming up to a grand distance freestyle finale. Meet records new and old
A shaky, uneven video clip from last month’s 2019 Florida Girl’s Water Polo Tournament has the potential for conspiracy gone wild. A bad call, irate parents, and a disputed outcome
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Wednesday, June 19, 2019, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Do you train
NEW COMMIT: The University of Pittsburgh has received an in-state verbal commitment for the 2020-21 season and beyond from Oreland, Penn. native Andrew Pave. A talented sprinter and breaststroker, Pave swims year-round
Former Duke Swimming and Diving captain Dr. Charles van der Horst passed away Friday at the age of 67. Van der Horst entered the 120-mile multi-day swimming race down the
By Sarah Noll, Swimming World Magazine College Intern. The drills discussed in this article are based on the hard work and dedication of Terry Laughlin Founder of Total Immersion It’s
Swimming Australia Head Coach Jacco Verhaeren announced that he will be vacating his post after the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, per a report published in the Sydney Morning Herald. Verhaeren will be returning to
Kristof Rasovszky, from Hungary, and Ana Marcela Cunha, representing Brazil, were the winners of the fourth leg of the 2019 FINA/CNSG Marathon World Series, held in Lake Balaton (HUN). In
