How They Train: The Work of Y Nationals Champ Billie Sherratt After years as a mainstay among seniors at Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA, 5-7 Billie Rose Sherratt has taken her considerable
Sarah Sjostrom Planning to Bypass Competition During 2025; A Sixth Olympics Still Possible Swedish superstar Sarah Sjostrom, who swept the sprint-freestyle events at last summer’s Olympic Games in Paris, has
Female NCAA Swim of the Year: Gretchen Walsh Reaches 47-Second Territory in 100 Fly One year earlier, the 100 butterfly final at the NCAA Women’s Championships featured the three fastest
48 Surefire Ways To Tell You’re A Swimmer It takes a special breed of human to do what we do every day. Swimming for as long as we have, it’s
Catching Up With … Aussie Olympic Champ Jodie Henry Making a Difference for New Generation After a record-breaking week in the pool back in 2004 at Athens, Australia’s Jodie Henry
Podium Potpourri: Getting to Know a Little More About Superstar Regan Smith In the latest edition of Podium Potpourri, Swimming World continues its series of getting to know swimmers who
Male NCAA Swim of the Year: Leon Marchand Dabbled with 500 Freestyle; Refined Limits of Possibility For more than two years, Leon Marchand has been considered the world’s best swimmer, dominating
Daniel Wiffen: No Regrets About Taking To The River Seine Despite “Violent” 10k Debut Daniel Wiffen stepped out of the River Seine at the end of the 10k and promptly
Decisions, Decisions! By Jennifer Yoo, Swimming World College Intern. Life is full of difficult decisions. There is an inexplicable pressure to make the right one, and each decision determines a
FHSAA State Champion Lily Doyle Selects Duke For 2026 NEW COMMIT: Duke University is putting together an all-star 2026 recruiting class, and its latest verbal commitment comes from Junior National qualifier
