Each week leading up to the 2019 World Championships in Gwangju, Swimming World will do a special look-back on some of the most memorable races in World Championships history. Men’s 200 Free,
Indiana University Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Fred Glass announced Friday that he did not renew Ryan Castle’s contract as head coach of the Indiana University water polo
A decorated competitor on the boards and a rising star in the coaching ranks, Landon Marzullo has been selected to lead the Wisconsin diving program. UW swimming and diving head
Born in Washington, D.C. Bill Farrar graduated from the University of Maryland with a B.A. in General Studies, majoring in Economics and Business Administration. He received his Juris Doctor with
TYR Sport is proud to announce the re-signing of 6x Olympic medalist and 26x World Championship medalist Matt Grevers to its roster of sponsored athletes. Diving onto the scene in 2008, Illinois
Don Hill, a former Michigan national champion and United States Masters Swimming (USMS) champion has died. He died Thursday, May 23, and was 87. Hill, who married USA Olympic swimmer
While several members of Swimming Canada’s senior national team will be honing their skills at one of the country’s oldest meets, some junior swimmers will be using this weekend’s Mel Zajac Jr.
Jack Conger, who had already qualified for the 2019 World Championships in the 100 fly, added another event to his line-up for Gwangju by adding the 4×200 free relay. Two-time
David Aubry improved one position since the first leg of the LEN Open Water Cup: the Frenchman was second in Eilat and now won the race in Brive quite convincingly.
The 2019 FINA Artistic Swimming World Series initiated in March in France. Since Paris, the best athletes in the world of Artistic Swimming have competed in Greece, Russia, Japan, and
