MONTREAL – After more than two decades of Para-swimming, Benoit Huot is announcing his retirement from the sport. “It’s time to hang up my Speedo. It was the greatest of
North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Florida State and NC State each celebrated its respective senior days over the weekend as the Wolfpack from NC State took down conference heavyweight
By Olivia McKelvey, Swimming World College Intern. Sports have the power to shape and develop athletes on and off the field – or in swimming’s case, in and out of
Several of Japan’s biggest names had their first long course racing of 2019 at the Hamamatsu Bay Long Course Championships this weekend, with several swimmers posting world leading times in
NEW COMMIT: Chevy Chase, Md. native Will Tenpas has declared his commitment to Duke University and will join the Blue Devils this fall. Tenpas swims year-round with Nation’s Capital Swim Club under
This week American sprint star Nathan Adrian revealed to the world that he is battling a cancer diagnosis while we learned more about yet another controversy surrounding Chinese freestyle star
After a report by The Sunday Times, alleging Chinese Olympic gold medalist Sun Yang could face a lifetime ban, the Chinese Swimming Association (CSA) said Sunday Sun Yang had no
It was a fast-paced final day of action at Brighton Beach in Adelaide, with the Men’s and Women’s Open 5km Time Trial marking the first races of the day at
By Emily Thirion, Swimming World College Intern. With taper season rapidly approaching, there is a significant amount of internal and external pressure placed upon swimmers. Everyone wants to be at
Swimming World presents the video series called the Ross Report. It will be a weekly series where our head video producer Andy Ross will travel around the country to tell the stories of
