Rikako Ikee Named MVP of Asian Games
18-year-old Japanese swimmer Rikako Ikee was named the MVP of the 2018 Asian Games on Sunday thanks to the six gold and two silver medals she picked up in Jakarta, Indonesia. Ikee
Teams, Venue, Rule Changes Set for FINA Women’s Water Polo World Cup
Eight water polo squads representing the five continents are set to dispute the FINA Women’s Water Polo World Cup 2018 title in Surgut, Siberia, Russia, from Tuesday September 4 to
Entry Lists Posted for FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships
Around 210 athletes from 38 countries from the five continents aged between 14 and 19 year-old will be taking the plunge in the Red Sea at the fifth edition of
Sarah Mardini, Former Syrian Swimmer, Arrested For Helping Refugees
Sara Mardini and her sister Yusra captured the world’s heart in 2015 after saving 18 people from a sinking boat in the Mediterranean Sea in 2015. Yusra then then competed
Greece Wins U19 European Water Polo Championship
Greece achieved a rare double: in a span of two weeks their U18 team won the world title and now the U19 side clinched the European crown in Minsk after
Eric Rasmussen Named Head Coach for York College Swimming
YORK, PA – York College Assistant Dean for Athletics and Recreation Paul Saikia is happy to announce that Eric Rasmussen has been named the new head swimming coach/aquatics director at
Spain Claims FINA World Women’s Youth Water Polo Championship Title
The youth Spanish team won the 4th FINA World Women’s Youth Water Polo Championships tournament on Sunday September 2 in Belgrade, Serbia, after a week of fierce pool action with
‘Confusion, Anger and Sadness:’ Madisyn Cox Opens Up After Emotional Anti-Doping Saga
By David Rieder. Madisyn Cox was confused and scared. In what was to be her final semester of college at the University of Texas, she had trouble focusing on academics.
Swimming World Presents “Tokyo Takeaway: Reflecting on the 2018 Pan Pacs”
Tokyo Takeaway: Reflecting on the 2018 Pan Pacs For Team USA, their performance at the Pan Pacific Championships in Tokyo was cause for some concern. For Australia, it was reason
Madisyn Cox Vindicated, Process Works, But Nobody Wins
Commentary By Dan D’Addona. Madisyn Cox won her appeal, got her suspension lifted and has vindication. Unfortunately, she still isn’t the winner of the situation. FINA, which administered the suspension,