The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published its Independent Observer (IO) Team’s report regarding the anti-doping program at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, held in Queensland, Australia, between 4
According to a report from the Orange County Register, the California State Supreme Court has rejected attorney Richard Foster’s final appeal against former swimmer Dagny Knutson. Foster was appealing the reinstatement of a verdict in
EDITOR’S NOTE: The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) men’s water polo tournament will celebrate its golden anniversary this weekend, with the national championship being held at Stanford’s Avery Aquatic Center.
By Olivia Wile, Swimming World College Intern. Cancer is a diagnosis that nobody wants to receive – especially not those in college. So when sarcoma, a rare form of cancer,
After Katie Ledecky and Jordan Wilimovsky earned the first wins and Olympic Trials cuts of the 2018 USA Winter Nationals, more swimmers will dive into action on the first day
Each year Swimming World Magazine selects the top male and female swimmers from the following regions: Africa, the Pacific Rim, Europe, the Americas, and World. Starting yesterday, Swimming World began announcing the top athletes in
NEW COMMIT: Frisco, Texas breaststroker and high school junior Jadyn Jannasch has announced her verbal commitment to Louisiana State for the fall of 2020. Her older brother, Jack Jannasch, is currently a freshman on
The College Water Polo Association released its most recent NCAA men’s top 20 poll: 2018 Men’s Varsity Top 20 (Week 13/November 28) Rank Team Week 12 Poll Points 1 Stanford
NEW COMMIT: Virginia Tech has gained a new commitment for the fall of 2019 from Collinsville, Va. freestyler Hunter Cassady. Cassady, who drives an hour each way to practice every day, does
The first night of the 2018 USA Winter National Championships only featured the men’s and women’s 800 free, but plenty was at stake with the new Olympic Trial cuts on
