World Championships: Roos Vanotterdijk On Ripping Up The Record Books & Mark Faber’s Positivity Roos Vanotterdijk heads to Singapore for the latest stop on her odyssey in a year in
Siobhan Haughey Out of World Championships With Back Injury One of the world’s most consistent performers in the 100 and 200 freestyle will miss the upcoming World Championships in Singapore
World Championships: U.S. Men Fall to Serbia; Hungary Upends Croatia There will be a new World Champion this year in Singapore, with 2024 champ Croatia knocked out in Sunday’s quarterfinals
World University Games: Kennedy Noble Tops Leah Shackley in 100 Back Sunday at the World University Games shaped up as a big day for Leah Shackley. It started well for
World Champs Profile: Kliment Kolesnikov Returning to Worlds for First Time Since 2019 Leading into the start of the World Championships later this month, Swimming World will publish a handful
World Championships Stats and Facts: From Debut in Belgrade to Phelps’ Fistful of Medals When did the World Championships launch? How many cities have been a multi-time host? Who is
Why Are Nemo Swim Schools Winning Parents’ Trust in 2025? Nemo’s formula—small‑group instruction, calm learning spaces, and an early‑start philosophy—continues to resonate with families who value quality over volume during
World Championships: Daniel Wiffen ‘Willing to Push Himself to the Limit’ in Pursuit of 800 Free World Record Zhang Lin’s 800 free world record has stood since July 2009 and
World University Games: Five Nations Earn Top Seeds in Individual Events During Day Four Prelims The fourth prelims session of the World University Games saw the return of South Africa’s
Filip Nowacki Among 14-Strong Great Britain Squad Heading To World Juniors; Mills & Morgan Also Selected Filip Nowacki – who won four titles at the European Junior Championships in early
