James Winchester Announces New Staff At TCU
Recently hired TCU head swimming and diving coach James Winchester announced the hiring of his staff, adding Anthony Crowder, Nathan Lavery, Birkir Jonsson, and Jean Madison to the TCU family. “I’m really
Over 1,000 Synchronized Swimmers Set To Compete For US Junior Olympics
Nearly 1,000 synchronized swimmers representing the nation’s top 75 clubs are set to take part in the U.S. Junior Olympic Championships June 23-30 in Oxford, Ohio. The Corwin M. Nixon Aquatic Center
Break Up the USA! Men’s Water Polo beats World Champion Croatia in FINA World League Play
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor What a difference a year—or a decade—makes. When the U.S. Men’s Senior National Team was last in Budapest for the 2017 FINA World Water
How Much Do Swimmers Improve In College?
By Giulia Filocca, Swimming World Magazine Intern. College Swimming The NCAA is often hailed as the stepping-stone to sporting success. In fact, one statistic finds that 40 percent of swimming
Paris 2024 Progress Coming Along Smoothly and Ahead of Schedule
The chairman of the International Olympic Committee’s Coordination Commission, Pierre-Olivier Beckers-Vieujant expressed “a very high level of satisfaction” with preparations made so far in the organizing efforts for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
UNLV Swimming and Diving Adds Steve Wood As New Assistant Coach
LAS VEGAS (UNLVRebels.com) – Steve Wood has been hired as an assistant coach for the UNLV men’s and women’s swimming & diving program, head coach Ben Loorz announced Wednesday. Wood
Katie Ledecky Nominated for “Best College Athlete” for 2018 ESPY Awards
For the second year in a row, Olympian and NCAA Champion Katie Ledecky has been nominated for an ESPY award. This year she is nominated under the category of “Best College
Bruno Fratus Passes Cielo To Register Most Sub-22 Swims In History
Brazilian Bruno Fratus registered his 59th and 60th sub-22 second long course 50-meter freestyles last week at the Mare Nostrum Tour, passing country-mate and Olympic gold medalist Cesar Cielo as
Katie Ledecky Dives Onto July Cover of National Geographic Magazine
Katie Ledecky has had a whirlwind of a start to her career as a professional swimmer and it just keeps getting more exciting. Earlier this week, the two-time Olympian announced
Meet Natalie Fahey, Southern Illinois’ First Transgender Swimmer
Commentary by Andy Ross, Swiming World staff writer. At some point in every single person’s life, they need to face who they really are. This is simple for some, while