Each year Swimming World Magazine selects the top male and female swimmers from the following regions: Africa, the Pacific Rim, Europe, the Americas, and World. Starting today, Swimming World will begin announcing the top athletes
By Alice Reeves-Turner, Swimming World College Intern. It’s a question all swimmers have asked themselves at one stage in their careers– a question we ask as we push ourselves to
Current subscribers can visit the Swimming World Vault to download the issue now! Non-Subscribers can download for FREE by Clicking Here ABOUT THIS SPECIAL SWIMMING WORLD BIWEEKLY ISSUE Each fall, college swimming coaches and the
Three-time Olympic Gold Medalist Rowdy Gaines will return as the analyst for the video stream of the upcoming Army-Navy swimming and diving meet. The longtime preeminent voice of swimming who
By Norah Hunt, Swimming World College Intern. The mid-season meet is upon us. For most swimmers, this event is the first time they are able to suit up and rest
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor This weekend the 2017 Men’s Water Polo Tournament kicked off with a pair play-in games on opposite coasts. On Saturday the University of Pacific
Winter Invites will officially be underway across the United States this week, with many of the nation’s top athletes converging for a chance to gauge where they are this season.
Coming off a solid year at the World Championships, where he won silver in the 200 back and bronze in the 100 back, Ryan Murphy assessed his progress in a video interview
By Meaghan Raab, Swimming World College Intern. Another National Signing Day has come and gone with all the eager seniors signing their letters of intent to the school of their
NEW COMMITS: Three seniors from Asphalt Green Unified Aquatics (AGUA) in New York City have signed their National Letters of Intent to swim in college: CJ Hinckley (University of Pennsylvania), Inez Olszewski (College
