Which Michael is Changing the Sport: Phelps or Andrew? Commentary by Brent Rutemiller, CEO and Publisher of Swimming World Magazine. Both Michaels are graced with incredible physiques. Michael Phelps stands
The debut of the October cover is quickly approaching and will feature one of swimming’s biggest names on the cover. Swimming World’s newest cover swimmer has been turning heads for
Former Princeton Swimming & Diving Coach Bill Farley passed away in late August at his home in Sacramento. Bill was 73 and will always be remembered as a great coach,
Two gold, three silver and two bronze medals for the South African swimming team, as the third day of the 13th CANA Africa Swimming and Open Water Championships came to
The USA Men’s National Team fell to 0-2 at the FINA World Cup following a 14-8 loss to Serbia. Alex Bowen (Santee, CA/Stanford/NYAC), Max Irving (Long Beach, CA/UCLA/NYAC) and Ben Stevenson (Reno, NV/Pacific/Alumni) all scored
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Brown women’s swimming & diving head coach Kate Kovenock has announced the hiring of Christina Bonney as a volunteer assistant coach to the program on Monday. “I
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has urged the Russian authorities and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to increase their efforts to resolve the ongoing stalemate regarding the reinstatement of the
NEW COMMIT: St. Charles, Ill. native Rachel Ponte has verbally committed to New Mexico State as a member of the class of 2023. Ponte swims year-round with Saint Charles Swim Team. She swam
NEW COMMITS: Ohio State has received a trio of verbal commitments from Leah Baker, Aislinn Walsh and Brynna Wolfe, all of whom will join the Buckeyes in the fall of 2019. Leah Baker Baker
SwimAmerica, the learn to swim division of The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) announced last week at the world clinic that it will be offering a significant new level of
