Michael Stephens Named Head Swim & Dive Coach at Boston College
Michael Stephens was named the head men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach at Boston College, removing the interim title, as announced today by the William V. Campbell Director of
Stanford Secures Breaststroker Allie Raab’s Verbal Commitment
NEW COMMIT: Allie Raab has given Stanford University her verbal commitment to join the Class of 2022. Raab is one of the class of 2018’s top breaststrokers and will fill a
Virginia Tech Gets Sixth Verbal Commitment: Backstroker Rachael Holp
Rachael Holp has given her verbal commitment to swim for the Virginia Tech Hokies beginning in the 2018-2019 season. The Machine Aquatics rising senior is primarily a backstroker. Holp told Swimming World,
Swimming World Presents “Let The Fast Twitchers Race!”
“Let The Fast Twitchers Race!” Visit the Swimming World Magazine Vault to Read More. Prior to the IOC announcement of the Olympic distance races and mixed gender relays, Swimming World’s Annie Grevers penned a
5 Things to Know Before You Watch Your First National Meet In Person
By Katie Lafferty, Swimming World College Intern. The level of excellence in the athletes that are the face of USA swimming never seems to fall short of amazing. To be able
LumaLanes Performance of the Week: Leah Smith’s Jaw Dropping 400 IM
This week’s Performance Of The Week, sponsored by LumaLanes, goes to Leah Smith for her win in the 400 IM at the 2017 Phillips 66 US National Championships this week.
Olympians Announce Formation of Global Association of Professional Swimmers
Earlier this summer FINA announced changes to the annual World Cup circuit that would limit the number of events an athlete can swim in per stop, while also giving Olympic
Gold Coast Aquatic Centre Announced as Host for 2018 Australian Swim Trials
Gold Coast locals and swimming fans will be treated to a star-studded preview of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018) as Swimming Australia announce the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre
What Madisyn Cox Overcame Days Before the Race of Her Life
By David Rieder. Madisyn Cox was staring at her best shot to make the U.S. World Championships team. She had never swum at an Olympics or a long course World Champs
Swimming World Presents “Be Like Mike,” A Feature on Joseph Schooling
Be Like Mike Joseph Schooling wanted to be like Michael Phelps as a kid. Last summer, he beat his childhood hero in the men’s 100 butterfly on the world’s grandest