Ranomi Kromowidjojo Unleashes 22.93 50 Free SCM World Record
Ranomi Kromowidjojo sprinted her way to the top of the podium and into the record books of the women’s 50 free. The Dutch Olympian unleashed a 22.93 to become the
Katinka Hosszu Slips Past 100 IM World Record in Berlin
Katinka Hosszu of Hungary continued to flex her IM prowess with a top showing in the women’s 100 IM in Berlin, Germany, while swimming in the 2017 FINA World Cup
Kromowidjojo, Hosszu Eclipse World Records on Day 2 of 2017 FINA World Cup Berlin
The final session of the Berlin stop of the 2017 FINA World Cup series featured incredibly fast swimming as both Katinka Hosszu and Ranomi Kromowidjojo thundered to new world records. Hosszu kickstarted
Todd DeSorbo Named Head Coach of University of Virginia Swimming
Todd DeSorbo, previously the associate head coach at NC State, has been named head coach of the University of Virginia swimming and diving teams. DeSorbo succeeds Augie Busch, who departed for
Usain Bolt: Like Phelps, A Legend with an Imperfect Ending
Morning Splash by David Rieder. Forget, for a minute, how fast anyone else had gone recently. None of that mattered. All the attention was on one man, a man with unmatched
Swimming World Presents “Top High School Recruits: Class of 2017”
Top High School Recruits The high school Class of 2017 boasts several top recruits who should make an impact with their new teams at the college level. Swimming World’s high
Katinka Hosszu’s Triple Highlights Second Morning of Berlin World Cup
Katinka Hosszu swam three events on Monday morning at the FINA World Cup in Berlin and she is the top seed in every single one of them. She will go
Shields and the Aquajets Triumph in Final Day of Lewisville Futures
By Joe Buchanan, Swimming World College Intern. The fourth day closed out the Lewisville Futures Championships with mixture of distance races and middle distance races. The Aquajets Swim Team took
Familiar Faces on the Podium in Night 4 of 2017 Santa Clara Futures
By Bryan Gu, Swimming World Intern The last night of competition began with the remaining uncontested distance events. Alexander Nikolaev of Tucson Ford Dealers Aquatics took first in 8:19, while
Matthew Fenlon, Danielle Ghine Young Stars On Final Night of Geneva Futures
The final night of Geneva Futures belonged to up-and-comers Matthew Fenlon of Rivertown Aquatic Club and Danielle Ghine of Retriever Aquatic Club. The two swimmers, both age fourteen, represented a rising generation of backstrokers.