ideo Interview) Cody Miller’s Life Hasn’t Changed Since He Got Married
Cody Miller did not have the same sort of success in the summer of 2017 that he had in 2016, but the year was special for its own reasons, as Miller
Breaststroker Jenna Windheim Signs With Edinboro University Fighting Scots
NEW COMMIT: Fairport Area Swim Team’s (FAST) Jenna Windheim has signed her National Letter of Intent to swim for Edinboro University, an NCAA Division 2 program competing in the Pennsylvania State
A Voice for the Sport: Factors Behind the Age Group Tech Suit Debate
Commentary by Brent Rutemiller, Publisher of Swimming World Magazine. 2017 has seen a tremendous amount of discussion on the need to regulate the use of tech suits by age group
Swimming Needs Another Phelps/Lochte Rivalry
By Ashley Illenye, Swimming World College Intern. Since its inception, the concept of the rivalry has been one of the most entertaining aspects of sports. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier,
Remembering My Biggest Fan in Thankful Times
Commentary by Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern. A lot of people ask me how I swam at an invitational the weekend after my grandfather’s funeral. How could I not have?
Florida Gators Add 23 Men And Women To Incoming Class
The Florida Gators added 19 swimmers and four divers to the incoming class of 2018 after the early signing period. The men’s squad will add 13 newcomers, while the women’s
(Video Interview) Lilly King Has Not Reflected on Standout Summer
Lilly King was awarded Female Race of the Year at Golden Goggles last weekend in recognition of her world record in the women’s 100 breast at the World Championships. She was
(Video Interview) Jay Litherland Brings Brothers to Golden Goggles
Jay Litherland, after his second-straight year representing the U.S. in the 400 IM in major international competition, got to bring his two triplet brothers, Kevin and Mick, along with him to Golden Goggles
(Video Interview) Ashley Twichell Reflects on Bounce-Back Year
Ashley Twichell had not won an individual World Championships medal in six years, but she stood on the podium twice in Budapest, winning the 5k open water race and also
Swimming Australia CEO Mark Anderson Departing in New Year
After taking up the position in May 2013, Swimming Australia CEO Mark Anderson will next year depart the sport to take on a new role as Collingwood CEO. Anderson has