Less than a week after the International Olympic Committee added three new swimming events to the Olympic program, Michael Phelps made it known that he’s not thrilled with the changes. According to
Case Western Reserve University swimmer and recent graduate Andrew Henning (Ann Arbor, Mich. / Huron) was chosen as a recipient of the prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship based on his athletic
Ohio State has hired Bryon Tansel to be an assistant coach, director of swimming and diving Bill Dorenkott announced Thursday. Tansel spent last season on the coaching staff at LSU
Jordan Wilimovsky, a 2016 U.S. Olympian in both pool and open water, will defend his World title in the 10k this summer in Budapest but will not compete in the
A Coventry-less Zimbabwe roster evokes the same feelings for Zimbabweans as a Phelps-less roster does for Americans. After announcing her retirement after the Rio Olympic Games, Coventry will not be
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed the death of former International Cycling Union (UCI) President and World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) board member Hein Verbruggen after a long battle with bone marrow
Penny Oleksiak set a Canadian record on the way to a silver medal in the women’s 50 butterfly as the Barcelona leg of the Mare Nostrum tour wrapped up Wednesday.
By Norah Hunt, Swimming World College Intern. Every July 1st, thousands of upcoming high school seniors excitedly stare at a telephone, eagerly awaiting that special call from their dream school.
This year’s Synchro America Open presented by Le Rêve – The Dream, the only international synchronized swimming event held in the U.S., will have a decidedly Olympic flavor once competition
Texas native Kendall Shields recently announced her verbal commitment to swim for the University of Texas starting with the 2018-19 season. Shields joins fellow future Longhorns Grace Ariola and Julia Cook in the Class
