2012 Olympic Champion Daniel Gyurta Announces Retirement
2012 Olympic 200 Breaststroke Champion and 2013 Swimming World European Swimmer of the Year Daniel Gyurta announced his retirement via Instagram on March 27: THANKS, IT’S OVER! I am saying
Andy Burke To Be Inducted Into International Swimming Hall of Fame as Lifelong Contributor
Andy Burke, will be inducted as a Water Polo Contributor into the International Swimming Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2018 in ceremonies in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on May 19,
Virginia State Record Holder Noah Bowers Verbally Commits to NC State
NEW COMMIT: High school junior Noah Bowers has announced his verbal commitment to NC State University. Bowers is from Roanoke, Virginia, where he swims for Virginia Gators. His Gators teammate Emma Muzzy will join the
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Jessica Hardy Gives Birth To Daughter, Olivia Adele Meichtry
Olympic gold medalist Jessica Hardy and husband Dominik Meichtry welcomed their first child this weekend according to a post on Hardy’s Twitter Account. Named Olivia Adele Meichtry, Hardy gave birth on March 24th, a day that
Five Questions for Jamey Wright of UC Davis Women’s Water Polo
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor In a coaching tenure that has spanned more than three decades—and 435 wins—Jamey Wright has established himself as one of the giants of U.S.
The Week That Was: Dressel Stuns While Texas Wins Fourth Straight NCAA Title
In another incredibly busy week for short course swimming as the University of Texas pulled off another team title at the Men’s NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships while records fell
NCAA Men’s Division I Swimming: A Parent’s Perspective
By Michael J. Stott. This tale of transformation could be about any one of the more than 235 athletes at last week’s men’s swimming and diving championships. This chronicle just
Katie Ledecky to Turn Pro, Continue Training at Stanford
Katie Ledecky, a five-time Olympic gold medalist, has announced that she will forgo her final two seasons of NCAA eligibility and become a professional swimmer. Ledecky made the announcement Monday
Commit Swimming: Getting Into A Strong Flipturn
By Abigail Fish Technique Coach, Ritter Sports Performance This post is courtesy of Commit Swimming, the #1 workout journal for coaches and athletes, as well as Abbie Fish of RITTER