In one of Swimming World’s best Off Deck episodes of 2017, NBC Sports analyst Rowdy Gaines joined host David Rieder to discuss the news that the women’s 1500 free, men’s 800 free and mixed 400
It’s been another amazing year of aquatics competition, including an exciting trip to Budapest for the World Championships, and Swimming World had our readers covered every step of the way. During
By Chris Balbo, Swimming World College Intern. Regardless of your level – NCAA athlete or club swimmer – it is a fact that training trip week or winter training weeks
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By Bruce Wigo The fires that have forced him to evacuate his home in Monticito, California be damned. He’s back!. Sixty-seven years after setting his first world record, he’s set
Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky was named the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year on Tuesday according to a report by NBC Washington. Ledecky is the eighth female swimmer
By David Rieder. The two leading candidates for Swimming World’s Newcomer of the Year honor were impossible to split. Neither had ever been to a major international meet before 2017,
In this special edition of The Week That Was, we take a look back at the five biggest stories to come out of the year 2017. This includes historic performances,
It’s been another amazing year of aquatics competition, including an exciting trip to Budapest for the World Championships, and Swimming World had our readers covered every step of the way. During
Commentary by Norah Hunt, Swimming World College Intern. While almost everyone loves the holidays, for swimmers there is a certain amount of dread that inevitably manifests itself this time of
