Breakthrough at World Champs Earns Kaylene Corbett Swimming World African Female Swimmer of the Year Award Between the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo and the 2024 Olympics in Paris, Tatjana
Invisible Injuries in Artistic Swimming: Awareness, Resources, and Safety Measures By Kate Mortell, MS Artistic swimming (formerly known as synchronized swimming) on the surface appears as a harmless showcase of
5 Rivalries That Add Excitement to Current Swimming World Competitive swimming thrives on rivalries. With racing at its core, the sport naturally invites head-to-head matchups that push athletes faster and
Ryan Lochte Set to Appear on Next Season of ‘Worst Cooks in America’ Ryan Lochte is returning to the world of reality television, as the Food Network announced that the
Under-the-Radar Performance of the Year: Tess Howley Lit Up 200 Butterfly at World University Games The final of the women’s 200-meter butterfly at the World University Games produced a dominant
Which Events Featured Largest Percentage Gap Between Top Time and No. 2 Performer? (Men’s Edition) Which male swimmer dominated his event at the highest level during the 2025 season? On
13-Year-Old Yu Zidi is Swimming World’s Female Junior World Swimmer of the Year Throughout the past year, the spotlight has followed Yu Zidi. When you emerge a 12-year-old phenom who
UCLA Women’s Water Polo Coach Adam Wright Stepping Away From Day-to-Day Operations for 2026 Season UCLA Head Women’s Water Polo Coach Adam Wright will step away from the program’s day-to-day operations for
The year 2025 saw several members of the swimming and aquatics community leave us. Here is a look at who we lost in 2025: Passages: Carol ‘Penny’ Taylor, Olympian and
In Defense of Short Course Season For much of the year, beginning in September after the summer championship season, swimming swaps out 50-meter Olympic-sized pools for their shorter, 25-yard and
