Five-Time Olympic Synchro Champion Natalia Ishchenko of Russia has announced her retirement from the sport. According to the R-Sport Agency, Ishchenko said: “I will not return to sports as an athlete, but
At the 4th FINA High Diving World Cup in Abu Dhabi April 28-29, FINA executive director Cornel Marculescu announced that the Federation has put in a request to the IOC to
Stanford’s Just Beginning It took Stanford 19 years to return as NCAA Division I swimming and diving champions, but it looks like the Cardinal is ready to stay at the
FINIS, Inc., a worldwide leader in technical swimming innovation is proud to announce the hiring of Randy Kasir as a new Business Development Representative, International Sales. A native of Albuquerque,
The Arizona camp has attracted swimmers throughout the Southwest region and beyond. The combination of personalized filming, extensive pool sessions, and highly experienced Division I coaches makes the 2017 Arizona
The 2017 Brazilian National Championships, also known as the Maria Lenk Trophy meet, splashed into action today in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Women’s 100 Fly Daiene Marcal Dias flew to victory
Each year the Nashville Film Festival awards the NPT Human Spirit Award to a documentary that best explores and capture the human spirit. This year’s award went to Swim Team,
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. Bowling Green High school
At the recent National Drowning Prevention Alliance conference, the USA Swimming Foundation received the President’s Award for the impact made nationwide through the Make a Splash learn-to-swim initiative. In addition,
Quincy University, an NCAA Division II school, announced on May 1st that women’s swimming will no longer be offered as one of its intercollegiate athletic programs. The cancellation of the
