“No Medals for Us in 2020,” Swimming New Zealand Bosses Say
By Dave Crampton, Swimming World Contributor. Two years out from the Tokyo Olympics, Swimming New Zealand has openly and publicly written off any chances of a medal, with just one athlete
Haley Anderson, David Dinsmore Among USOC Best of June Finalists
The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has announced the Team USA Awards for the month of June and several athletes from the prominent aquatic sports made the cut. David Dinsmore
Kristel Kobrich, Anton Ipsen Claim 1500 Titles at Columbus Pro Swim Series
The first night of the 2018 TYR Pro Swim Series from Columbus, Ohio will feature just seven heats of the men’s and women’s 1500 free. Katie Ledecky is not in attendance after setting
Emily Miller Dances into the Spotlight at the 2018 Special Olympics
By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. Over 400 athletes from across the country are competing in the swimming events at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Washington.
Swimming Legend Ernie Maglischo Publishes Two Volume “Primer for Swimming Coaches”
Swimming legend Ernie Maglischo has returned to the publishing scene with a new book titled “Primer for Swimming Coaches.” The book has been split into two separate volumes, featuring separate foundations for
How They Train Sara Daher – Sponsored by TritonWear
“Gone, but not forgotten” barely describes the impact that 2017 Bates College graduate and 23-time All-American Sara Daher had on Bates swimming. In four years, she led the Bobcats to four NCAA
Duke University Adds Josh Stanfield to Swimming & Diving Coaching Roster
Duke University head swimming and diving coach Dan Colella announced Thursday the addition of Josh Stanfield to the Blue Devil coaching staff. Stanfield joins Duke as an assistant coach following
Championship Records Tumble on Day 2 of 2018 European Junior Championships
The second day of the 2018 European Junior Championships saw considerably more championship records tumble down. Among those posting new records were Kliment Kolesnikov, Ajna Kesely, and Akos Kalmar. 2018 European Junior Championships,
The 2018 Special Olympics USA Games, Seattle Edition
By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. “The 2018 Special Olympics USA Games will showcase the abilities of athletes with intellectual disabilities, promote the ideals of acceptance and inclusion through
Swimming World Presents “Ripple Effect: The Coaching Impact of Gregg Troy”
Ripple Effect When Gregg Troy announced his retirement from the University of Florida in April, the sport’s immediate focus was how it would impact the Gators. But the real ripple