The Art of Bouncing Back: Comeback Tales That Proved Fruitful World-class swimmers typically discuss leaving the sport based on their love for the grind, their current athletic prowess, and if
Lilly King Gets One More Win at Indy Summer Cup; Regan Smith Drops 56.5 100 Fly Soon-to-be retired Lilly King got one more home-state race Thursday night at the Indy
New President Kirsty Coventry Says IOC Will Protect Female Sports Speaking at her first press conference since assuming the presidency of the International Olympic Committee earlier in the week, Kirsty
Cleveland State’s Jackson Nester Wins Horizon League’s Cecil N. Coleman Medal of Honor Cleveland State swimmer Jackson Nester was named the recipient of the Horizon League’s Cecil N. Coleman Medal
A3 Performance Signs Olympic Medalist Katharine Berkoff American Olympic medalist Katharine Berkoff has signed a multi-year endorsement deal with A3 Performance. The deal is A3’s first exclusive contract with an
MPSF Bolsters Swimming Field with Air Force, UNLV, Wyoming The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) on Thursday announced the addition of three new men’s swimming programs for the 2025-26 season
Poll: Pick the Winner of the Men’s 200 Freestyle at the World Championships In the coming weeks, Swimming World will offer its readership the opportunity to participate in polls geared
Noè Ponti Twice Goes 50.4 In 100 Fly At Sette Colli; Wins For Kornev, Evans & Quadarella Noè Ponti twice went 50.4 in the 100 fly on the first day
David Popovici Soars To Top Of 200 Free Rankings With 1:43; Schwarz & Vanotterdijk Top The Podium David Popovici made his fourth journey inside 1:44 to take the 200 free
Gretchen Walsh Nominated for ESPY Award After Dynamic Career at UVA Former University of Virginia standout Gretchen Walsh has been nominated for an ESPY award, selected in the category of
