Former Rowan University Head Coach Tony Lisa Passes Away
Tony Lisa, former head coach at Rowan University, recently passed away according to a Facebook announcement on the university’s swimming & diving page. Lisa served as the head coach for
John Carroll Out As Head Coach of Jersey Wahoos – Updated
John Carroll, long time head coach for Jersey Wahoos, was released from his position for non-coaching related reasons a source close to the situation revealed to Swimming World. The following
Final Session Kicks Off at 2018 Charlotte Ultraswim
The final morning session of the 2018 Charlotte Ultraswim was underway in North Carolina today, with swimmers competing in the women’s 1500 free and the men’s 800 free. The final
Santiago Grassi Claims 50-100 Fly Victories on Night 3 of Charlotte UltraSwim
Night three of the 2018 Charlotte UltraSwim played host to the final rounds of the 50 free shootouts and saw many athletes collecting multiple wins. Santiago Grassi doubled up on victories
Detroit Motor City Mile to Join Swim Across America
Shannon Dunworth created the Detroit Motor City Mile in 1999 as an opportunity for swimmers in the Midwest to give back. Every year, proceeds from the MCM have been donated to charity.
NISCA Announces 2017-18 Diving All-Americans & National Champs
The National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (NISCA) has announced its list of All-American divers for the 2017-18 competitive season. Highlighting the All-Americans are the national champions: Hailey Hernandez from Southlake
The Freshman’s Guide to Becoming A College Swimmer
By Isabelle Robuck, Swimming World College Intern. With summer right around the corner, college swimmers and divers around the globe are preparing for next season. Nothing feels better than catching
Commit Swimming Set Of The Week: Cruising To Breaststroke Pace
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week sponsored by Commit Swimming.com! This week’s set is a breaststroke set that works on controlling pace and speed while also holding onto
The Fantastic Four Swimmers Who Made History at NCAA DI Men’s Championships
By Grant Anger, Swimming World College Intern. Only four men in history of swimming have won NCAA Division I titles in the 100 and 200 of their stroke four years
Legendary Australian Coach Ken Wood Passes Away
The Australian Swim Coaches and Teachers Association have announced the passing of legendary coach Ken Wood. Wood was the coach of a number of Australian and Chinese athletes, including ISHOF inductee Leisel