While the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo may be on the forefront of the minds of athletes, coaches, and spectators alike, the Paris 2024 Organizing Committee has been cruising
By Kayla Riemensperger, Swimming World College Intern. Do you ever walk into a Monday practice dragging your feet and dreading diving into the cold water? Or perhaps you have worried
A few days after being named the 2018 Google Cloud At-Large Division I All-America Team Member of the Year, Katie Ledecky has won another prestigious award – Stanford’s Al Masters Award.
This week saw tons of fast swims as the 2018 Mare Nostrum series continued at the European stops of Barcelona and Monaco this week, with plenty of the fastest times
By Dan D’Addona. Missy Franklin didn’t win any events during the Mare Nostrum Swim Series — she really didn’t come close. But Franklin had the biggest victory of the three-country series
By Nick Pecoraro, Swimming World College Intern. No athlete writes “injury” on his season goals list. Typically, that word is a harbinger of a long road of recovery ahead, marking
The penultimate leg of the FINA Artistic Swimming World Series 2018 was highlighted by Mexico’s success this weekend in Syros Island (GRE), which was hosting the ninth of ten meet
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor The next stop on a journey that American water polo faithful hope will end in 2020 at the Tokyo Olympics begins today for the
Huntington Beach, CA – June 17 – USA Men’s Senior National Team Head Coach Dejan Udovicic has announced his roster for the upcoming FINA World League Super Final. Coming off a gold
The last night of the 2018 Mare Nostrum series in Monaco did not disappoint as Andrey Govorov nearly broke a world record in the 50 fly as he became the second fastest
