China got its 2018 Asian Games off with a 1-2 finish in the women’s 1500 free with Wang Jianjiahe and Li Bingjie winning gold and silver. Wang and Li were back and forth throughout
The first morning of the 2018 Asian Games was a nice preview for what is in store the rest of the week. Japan really came to play in Jakarta with
Welcome to the “FINIS Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore with drills and concepts for you to implement with your team
SafeSport was started to “end all forms of abuse in sport.” But the reversal of a ban on a taekwondo coach could make athletes in every sport more uneasy about
The USA Women’s National Team and Australia begin a three-game series at the University of California, Berkeley this Sunday at 4pm pt. The series continues on to the Stevenson School in Pebble Beach,
By Grant Anger, College Swimming World Intern. Annie Lazor has been a familiar face to many on the U.S. National Team. She has had a solid career as a breaststroke specialist
Georgia Tech swimming & diving will host a total of six regular season home meets, including the annual Georgia Tech Invitational, as part of a challenging 2018-19 schedule. “We have
This special set piece concentrates on college preseason practices before the start of the official season. As college swimmers return to campus in the fall, they are faced with the
Eight home meets, headlined by a pair of big meets on consecutive weekends in November, highlight Purdue swimming & diving’s 2018-19 schedules. The Boilermakers are hosting the inaugural ACC/Big Ten
Story contributed by Howard Lloyd. Former world record holder Liam Tancock believes it is only a matter of time before the first sub-24 second 50m backstroke is clocked. Tancock was
