FINA Bureau In Favor Of Morning Finals At 2020 Tokyo Olympics
The FINA Bureau met for the first time in 2018 ahead of the organization’s 110th anniversary, covering a wide range of topics related to FINA sponsored events in the upcoming
The FINA Bureau met for the first time in 2018 ahead of the organization’s 110th anniversary, covering a wide range of topics related to FINA sponsored events in the upcoming
The Canadian Swimming Trials got under way on Wednesday in Edmonton, Alberta, with fast swims by many competitors, especially on the women’s side. Top swimmers in the country are vying
Italy and Serbia already secured the top spots of their respective groups and a place in the quarter-finals. The Italians downed Hungary 12-5, it’s the Magyars’ worst ever defeat in
The 2018 Speedo Summer Sectionals meet at Iowa City is shaping up to be an interesting battle between the top age group talent and the local college swimmers training over
The Georgia Bulldogs will host the SEC Swimming & Diving Championships this season. The Bulldogs are hosting for the first time since 2014. That season, Georgia won its fifth consecutive
It’s that time of year again when multitudes of spectators will be cheering on the hundreds of swimmers participating in the 17th RCP Tiburon Mile Open Water Swim! This year’s
The 2018 Santa Clarita Speedo Sectionals splash into action tomorrow, July 19th, and run through Sunday, July 22nd. The meet will be hosted by Canyons Aquatic Club at the Santa
The Tokyo 2020 organizing committees have been hard at work finalizing schedules for a total of 33 sports that will compete at the upcoming 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but have not
By Niki Urquidi, Swimming World College Intern As the swimming world evolves, so does the training and racing equipment. While most – if not all – swimmers are familiar with
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor At last week’s UANA Junior Pan American Water Polo Championships, the U.S. junior girls’ squad had an unfamiliar experience: a humiliating loss to a bitter