The Week That Was: More Short Course World Records Tumble In Budapest
Three more world records came down this week in Budapest as part of the 2018 FINA World Cup. Read who broke what records and the other biggest stories of the
Prepare for the Holidays with Swimming World’s Holiday Gift Guide
The holiday season is approaching, and you will probably find yourself to be either ahead of the game or overwhelmed by the thought of seasonal preparations. For close to two
Celebrate the Induction of Walt Reid Into the International Masters Swimming Hall of Fame
When Walt Reid began attending USAS/USMS conventions in 1984, he volunteered to help tabulate USMS national records, and three years later, he became the Chair of the Records and Tabulation
Hokies Earn In-State Verbal From Nation’s Capital’s Sarah Shackelford
NEW COMMIT: Burke, Va. native Sarah Shackelford has elected to stay in-state and swim for the Virginia Tech Hokies as a member of the class of 2023. Shackelford does her club swimming
Vladimir Morozov and Wang Jianjiahe Win FINA World Cup Cluster #2
The second leg of FINA Swimming World Cup Cluster #2 concluded this weekend in Budapest (HUN) with four victories for the home hero Katinka Hosszu, three golds for Australia’s Mitch
6 Races Where Swimmers had to Conquer Insurmountable Odds
By Emily Thirion, Swimming World College Intern. Swimming is not a sport for wishful thinkers, and there are no golden tickets to success. Swimmers are more than aware of how
Swimming World’s 2018 Prep School Directory Now Available!
Annual Prep School Directory Swimming World Magazine’s annual Prep School Directory is now available! This insert highlights elite prep schools in the country that excel in both academics and athletics. It
New Zealand Worlds Team Named After Short-Course Nationals
By Dave Crampton. Bradlee Ashby was the star at the Swimming New Zealand short-course championships, that concluded Saturday, winning his first seven of nine events, two of them in New
2018 Youth Olympics Opens With Three Medal Events
The 2018 Youth Olympic Games opened on Sunday in Buenos Aires. Several of the top youth swimmers from countries around the world kicked off the competition with some fast swimming.
Two-Time Futures Champion Addison Smith Verbally Commits to Princeton
NEW COMMIT: A native of Knoxville, Tenn., Addison Smith has verbally committed to Princeton University as a member of the class of 2023. Smith swims year-round with Baylor Swim Club and owns