The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) announced on Thursday (24 January) that it will move to new headquarters in Bonn, Germany, its home city for the last 20 years, from January
By Taylor Covington, Swimming World College Intern. It’s typically deemed unpleasant–the churning sensation in your stomach accompanied by the slippery glaze across your palms and forehead–when the body starts to
Ben Hallock is up for this year’s Peter J. Cutino Award for the best collegiate water polo player along with Cal Berkeley attacker Johnny Hooper and UCLA goalie Alex Wolf,
The USA Men’s National Team picked up their second straight win at the FINA World Championship Qualification Tournament, defeating Brazil 15-4 earlier today. For the second straight day Johnny Hooper (Los Angeles,
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! In this issue of SW Biweekly, read about why many consider Australia’s
For those who may have slept through New Year’s Day, SwimmingWorld.com unveiled an updated website that brought an enhanced mobile news experience to its vast worldwide community. SwimmingWorld.com is the
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) unveils a new look with a freshly designed, modern logo that reflects the organization’s place on the Olympic stage as a shrine to
The Big Ten Conference has selected its recipients for the swimmers and divers of the week. Michigan’s Siobhan Haughey and Maggie MacNeil won the swimmer and freshman of the week awards respectively, while Indiana’s Jessica
By Ryan Gibbons, Swimming World College Intern. The pop culture view of swimming is nothing short of summer utopia: flips under the sun while diving off of a burning hot
The No. 3 Stanford women are in the middle of a highly anticipated season. The Cardinal are the two-time defending NCAA champions, but after last year, lost Olympians Katie Ledecky,
