Mac Robertson, Swimming World College Intern. Shoulder injuries seem to be commonplace throughout a swimmer’s career and can inhibit phenomenal swimmers from ever reaching their physical potential. Some even have
The third day of the 2018 Japan Open featured many prominent Olympians, such as Rikako Ikee and Kosuke Hagino, collecting victories. Day Three Finals Women’s 50 Back Men’s 50 Back Women’s 100 Free
USA Swimming and Competitor Swim, the world’s leader in racing lane technology, today announced an extension to its partnership – the donation of major USA Swimming Championship lane lines to
NEW COMMIT: Distance swimmer Anna Kalandadze has announced her verbal commitment to swim for the University of California-Berkeley beginning in the fall of 2019. Kalandadze will head west from Ardmore, PA, where
ESPN’s Hannah Storm has directed a documentary on 1984 US Olympian, and one of the most recognizable voices in swimming, Rowdy Gaines. Storm’s documentary on Gaines will be presented by ESPN and
2009 World Championship silver medalist Daniela Samulski died on Tuesday after she lost her battle to cancer in her native Germany. Samulski succumbed to cancer after originally being diagnosed with the disease
University of Michigan women’s swimmer Carolyn McCann has been awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, per an announcement from the NCAA earlier this week. The NCAA awards up to 174 postgraduate scholarships annually. The
The fourth day of action from the French National Championships in Saint Raphael featured five total finals. Fantine Lesaffre, Fanny Deberghes, Mathilde Cini, Jordan Pothain, Roman Fuchs and Jonathan Atsu all put up qualifying times
By Kevin Donnelly, Swimming World College Intern. In her first meet as a professional swimmer, Katie Ledecky stunned the world with remarkable swims and silenced a lot of her recent
Orlando Duque is a force of nature in the diving world and he has used his position of influence to help highlight the rising danger of global climate change. The
