Swimming’s Most Interesting Comeback Stories
By Jason Tillotson, Swimming World College Intern. Swimming probably has the most high-level comebacks out of any sport and we all know very well the incredible comeback stories of Michael
What’s Wrong with This Picture: Novice Water Polo Program Joins MPSF?
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor The announcement came in the usual form—a press release embedded in an email. But this was not just any bit of water polo trivia;
The Week That Was: Cate Campbell, Aussies Impress in Lead-Up to Trials
This week many members of the Australian national team had their final competition before the 2018 Commonwealth Games Trials and they took the opportunity to throw down some impressive swims. Read
Sjostrom, Peaty Win Europe’s 2017 LEN Awards
The jubilee 10th edition of the LEN Awards features the greatest European stars of the aquatic disciplines who enjoyed another outstanding year. In swimming Great Britain’s Adam Peaty repeated his
Michigan’s Felix Aubock Aims to Build on Dominant Freshman Season
By Dan D’Addona. Felix Aubock had just competed in his first Olympics. It was an eye-opening experience, but the Austrian didn’t have any time to bask in his Olympic glory
A Voice for the Sport: The Merging of Swimming World and ISHOF
Letter by Brent Rutemiller, Publisher of Swimming World Magazine. Dear Swimming World Subscribers, As many of you may already know, Swimming World Magazine is merging its operations with the International
Big 12 Weekly Recap: WVU Men Defeat Pitt, Kansas Tops William Jewel
By Jason Tillotson. The heated rivalry between WVU and Pitt ended in mixed results while the Jayhawks of Kansas University swam right by the squad at William Jewel University. Here’s
Lewis and Clark College Gets Verbal Commit From Breaststroker Alys Chang
NEW COMMIT: Alys Chang has given her verbal commitment to swim for Lewis and Clark College beginning next fall. Chang is a senior at Fremont High School. She swims for Santa
Mexico Monopolizes Medal Podium on Day Three of 2018 UANA Swimming Cup
Brazil and Mexico continued to prove they came to swim fast in Coral Springs as both countries were consistently monopolizing the medal podium, posting quick times across all age-groups in
Cate Campbell Wins 200 Free on Final Night of New South Wales Championships
On the final night of the New South Wales state Championships from Sydney, some of the Australian national team put in last minute racing before the Commonwealth Trials next month.