Italy and the Netherlands Lead Pools in Women’s WPWL Round 5
The European teams disputed the fifth round of the FINA Women’s Water Polo World League 2017 last night in Ruza (RUS) and Montreuil (FRA) respectively. Italy clearly defeated France 16-5
To The Training Group I Never Thought I’d Have
By Maddie Strasen, Swimming World College Intern Your training group is seemingly who you spend almost all your time with. There’s something comforting in knowing you aren’t struggling through a
Finnish Freestyler Julia Bruneau Adds to Virginia Tech’s Class of 2022
Virginia Tech has added Finnish swimmer Julia Bruneau to the class of 2022. She joins fellow international swimmer Loulou Vos who has also committed to head to Blacksburg in over a year. Bruneau will
Butterflier Maddie Raue Commits to Loyola New Orleans
Agon is the proud sponsor of all high school coverage (recruiting, results, state championships, etc.) on SwimmingWorld.com. For more information about Agon, visit their website AgonSwim.com. Maddie Raue has committed to
4 Reasons You Should Get Involved Outside of Swimming
By Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern Swimming is time consuming. There is no getting around that fact. Whether you swim in high school, with a club team, or in
Anchor Leg: Men’s NCAA Swimming Championships Revisited
Commentary By Michael J. Stott The last swimmer into the wall at the men’s NCAA swimming championships was Indiana’s Sam Lorentz. His 42.88 split cemented an eighth-place finish in the 400
Special Report: Water Polo Prospers in the Windy City
Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Ike Marshall. Moose Mulcrone. Dave Perry. Phil Stelnicki. Joe Wendt. These are just a few of the coaches and parents who helped build Chicago into
USA Swimming and Master Spas Team Up Through 2020
USA Swimming announced the renewal of its partnership with Master Spas as an Official Supplier through 2020. Master Spas, one of the largest portable spas, hot tubs and swim spa
Longtime Ohio State Men’s Coach Bill Wadley Announces Retirement
Bill Wadley announced Tuesday he will retire as head coach of Ohio State’s men’s swimming team. Wadley coached 16 Olympians, 30 Big Ten Champions, and was named 2010 Big Ten
Michael Phelps to Participate on Shark Week
Michael Phelps won’t be competing at U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis or at the World Championships in Budapest this summer, but the 23-time Olympic gold medalist might still be getting wet. According