Lineups Out for Women’s 800 Free Relay Prelims at Worlds
The lineups have been posted for the women’s 800 free relay in prelims at the FINA World Championships. With only ten teams entered, there will be only one heat in
Heat Sheets Now Available for Day 5 Prelims of 2017 FINA World Championships
The halfway mark of the 2017 FINA World Championships has officially been reached and heat sheets for day five finals are now available. DAY 5 PRELIMS HEAT SHEETS Schedule of
Comeback Win Over Greece Brings Redemption for Hungary Women’s Water Polo Team
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor BUDAPEST, Hungary. Passion is a fickle mistress. Sometimes the thing that one loves the most becomes that which disappoints greatly. So it is with
4 Reasons for Adults to Start Swimming
By Abby Bergman, Swimming World College Intern. Like many athletes, swimmers often enter the sport at the urging of a parent or other relative at a very young age. Some
14-9 Win over Russia Advances USA to FINA Finals and Shot at Second Straight World Championship
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor. BUDAPEST, Hungary. Getting out in front early against four previous opponents, the U.S. Women’s Water Polo Team was yet to have a signature win
An Inside Look into Swimming Outside
By Isabella Fratesi, Swimming World Guest Contributor. The privilege that is outdoor swimming is not possessed by much of the swimming community. Many swimmers train trapped in the confines of
Versatile Sydnee Dressel Verbally Commits to Toledo
NEW COMMIT: The University of Toledo has received a verbal commitment from Sydnee Dressel for the 2018-2019 season. Dressel swims for Elmbrook Swim Club in Elmbrook, Wisconsin. She should be an instant contributor for
William & Mary Release 2017-2018 Schedules
William & Mary Director of Swimming Matt Crispino ’02 announced the 2017-18 intercollegiate schedules today, highlighted by three home meets and the Colonial Athletic Association Championships in mid-February. The men’s team
How to Have Incredible Practices Every Day
By Norah Hunt, Swimming World College Intern. Our sport, as complex and sometimes complicated as it is, can nevertheless be divided into two distinct, simple divisions: practice and competition. While
For the First Time, Katie Ledecky Comes Up Short
By David Rieder. The prospects of Katie Ledecky not finishing first in the women’s 200 free final were real, very real. During the first three days of the World Championships,