Missy Franklin To Return To Competition at Mare Nostrum Series
By Dan D’Addona. Missy Franklin is making her return to competitive swimming. The Olympic gold medalist is entered to swim at the Mare Nostrum Series next week with meets in
By Dan D’Addona. Missy Franklin is making her return to competitive swimming. The Olympic gold medalist is entered to swim at the Mare Nostrum Series next week with meets in
The International Swim Coaches Association (ISCA) has launched an online education program for swim coaches and teachers. The program offers evidence-based, sport-specific curriculum and a pathway for ISCA certification to
On Monday, TYR Europe announced that they were signing French record holder and multi-time All-American swimmer at Texas A&M, Beryl Gastaldello. Gastaldello confirmed this on her own personal Instagram account. “I am
Northwestern Director of Swimming and Diving Jeremy Kipp announced Monday that Meghan Hawthorne will join the staff as an assistant coach. Hawthorne, a two-time NCAA All-American and All-PAC 12 swimmer
Catch up on the notable swims from the meet and the other biggest stories across the world from this week below in the week that was! The Week That Was
Editor’s Note: For the first time in the 19-year history of the award, Swimming World covered the Cutino Awards, the most prestigious event in American water polo. Thanks to Gary
Florida announced Monday replacements for long-time head swimming and diving coach Gregg Troy, promoting Associate Head Coach Anthony Nesty to lead the men’s program and Associate Head Coach Jeff Poppell (Pa-PELL) to
A Voice for the Sport Thomas Wolfe titled his famous book, “You Can’t Go Home Again.” My guess is that Mark Schubert and Michele Mitchell either did not read the
Swimming and diving head coach Sergio Lopez Miro announces the transfer of 2016 Olympian and 2018 SEC Male Freshman of the Year Hugo Gonzalez to Virginia Tech beginning with the
By Kayla Riemensperger, Swimming World College Intern. We’ve all been there – that moment when swimming becomes more of a chore than something to enjoy. Swimming back and forth with