Comparison of Women’s LCM World Records from 1980 to Today
By Jason Tillotson, Swimming World College Intern Last week, my fellow Swimming World college intern, Jacob Riley pieced together a fantastic comparison of the men’s LCM world records in the
Azevedo’s Farewell: Meaningful, Memorable Exhibition Set for Sunday
Sunday, June 11 at 3:30 pm will mark a historic, bittersweet moment for USA Water Polo – Azevedo’s Farewell. At this time, Stanford’s Avery Aquatic Center will host an exhibition
Swimming World Presents “Technique Misconceptions: Bilateral Breathing”
Technique Misconceptions: Visit the Swimming World Magazine Vault to Read More. Many people believe that it is worth copying the technique of the fastest swimmers. In reality, even the fastest swimmers have
Marist Water Polo Adds Four for 2017-18
Marist water polo Head Coach Chris Vidale, who recently caught up with Swimming World, has announced the addition of four incoming athletes to his program. All four players come from California,
Adam Peaty in Favor of Adding Mixed Relays to Tokyo 2020 Schedule
The International Olympic Committee will decide on Friday, June 9, if they want to add any extra medal events to the Tokyo 2020 schedule. FINA has proposed adding 10 extra
Anthony Ervin Working To Empower Youth With Tourette Syndrome
In an article that appeared in USA Today Sports, Olympic gold medalist Anthony Ervin details his own struggles with Tourette Syndrome and how he was able to channel those struggles into what he
Joseph Schooling Posts World’s 12th-Fastest 50 Fly at Texas Senior Circuit
Several top Texas-based swimmers are competing over the weekend at the Texas Senior Circuit meet in College Station at Texas A&M University, including Olympic gold medalists Joseph Schooling and Townley Haas, and each
FINA Announces It Will Not Recognize CBDA Election Results
FINA, the international governing body of swimming, announced that it will not recognize the results of the upcoming election for the presidency of the Brazilian Confederation of Water Sports (CBDA).
Swimming Australia Releases Statement on Thomas Fraser-Holmes Suspension
Following the news that Australian Olympian Thomas Fraser-Holmes had been suspended one year for missing three out-of-competition doping tests, Swimming Australia responded with a statement. The statement reveals that Fraser-Holmes is appealing
The Emotional Rush of Winning a Conference Championship
By: Ashley Illenye, Swimming World Magazine Intern At the beginning of every swim season, college swimmers aim to accomplish their goals at their conference championship. These can be technique related,