ISHOF seeks nominations for the Paragon Awards The International Swimming Hall of Fame announces the call for nominations for the 2019 Paragon Awards to be presented at the International Swimming
New Zealand para-swimmer Mary Fisher announced her retirement today. The Rio 2016 and London 2012 Paralympic Games gold medallist will be retiring to focus on further adventures. Fisher’s breakout performance
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The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers can click here to download For FREE – (Limited Time Offer) In this issue of SW Biweekly, see the
President and Head of School Tyler Hodges announced Peter Verhoef as the next Head Swim Coach and Aquatics Director for The Bolles School on November 26. Verhoef will take the
This weekend brings a second, more significant and better attended round of invites in Division III swimming and diving, as well as a few dual meets. Listed below are most
By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. A common question among high school and college swimmers is, “How long have you been swimming?” The normal reply is ten or more
A Dream Realized: Swimming/Running The 7 Mile Bridge from Bill Welzien Long-distance endurance swimmers are a peculiar lot. As they drive by, fly over or come near any body of water, they
NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has gained a verbal commitment from Lovettsville, Va. native and high school junior Sofie Davis for the fall of 2020. Davis does her club swimming with Nation’s Capital Swim
NEW COMMIT: Herndon, Va. native and high school junior Brynn Curtis has given Auburn their second verbal commitment for the fall of 2020. She will join Colby Hurt as a member of the class of 2024.
