This past year showered the swimming community with a wealth of excitement as the swimming community celebrated boundaries being broken across several major national and international meets, including the 2018
NEW COMMIT: Backstroker Casey Chung has given Michigan a verbal commitment for the fall of 2020. Chung, already a native of Ann Arbor, will join the class of 2024. Chung swims year-round with
The biggest news from one of the last weeks of 2018 was the retirement of Olympic Champion and world record holder Missy Franklin, who announced she would be leaving the
NEW COMMIT: Madison, Wis. native and high school junior Alex Anagnostopoulos has announced her in-state verbal commitment to Wisconsin and will join the Badgers in the fall of 2020. Anagnostopoulos is a local
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – USA Swimming announced today the year-end promotion of several individuals across the organization in its continued effort to enhance internal and external membership and stakeholder services.
Commentary on Professional Athletes by John Leonard, ASCA USA Swimming reorganized itself into a “governance board” model in 2018. I believe that is the model of the future for a
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor As the water polo community looks forward to a new year, Swimming World takes a look back at the top five events in men’s
Montreal, 21 December 2018 – A five-person World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) expert team, led by independent expert Dr. José Antonio (Toni) Pascual, is returning from its mission to Russia to
By Xonzy Gaddis, Swimming World College Intern. Former Arizona Wildcat, Pan American Games champion (2015:100-meter butterfly) and multiple time champion of the Winter Nationals in the 100-yard butterfly, Giles Smith
The staff at Swimming World would like to extend a huge “Thank You!” to all of the photographers who contributed photos to Swimming World Magazine in 2018. Relive some of the highlights
