The first full day of prelims from the Arena Pro Swim Series at Santa Clara went off Friday morning with solid swims across the board. Kelsi Worrell had probably the best
BY Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor In my mind it’s the most prestigious award—maybe in all of water polo. I say that because the people behind the Cutino Award—The Olympic
ESPN posted its second annual World Fame 100 List on May 30. The list, essentially of the 100 most famous athletes on the planet, was developed through a formula created
In early April, FINA made a proposal to the International Olympic Committee to add a selection of new events for Tokyo. An IOC meeting will be held on June 9
The Leadership of Chuck Wielgus Visit the Swimming World Magazine Vault to Read More. Some would say the 20-year marriage of Chuck Wielgus’ work with the people of USA Swimming was made in heaven.
Alabama swimmer Anton McKee was presented as the 2017 H. Boyd McWhorter Male Southeastern Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year during the league’s annual awards banquet held Thursday night in Destin,
Check out the heat sheets for the first full morning of prelims at the arena Pro Swim Series finale meet in Santa Clara. The session begins at 9 a.m. PT,
Men’s 800 Freestyle Matias Koski, representing Dynamo, led a tight field in the men’s 800 freestyle. His time of 8:00.29 led a series of five swimmers who were all under
Women’s 1500 Freestyle Katie Ledecky easily dominated the women’s 1500 freestyle in the first session in Santa Clara. Her time of 15:35.65, the fifth fastest of all time, is the
Two-time Olympic medalist Leah Smith kicked off the Charlotte UltraSwim with an impressive performance in the women’s 800 free. Aside from the two Olympic distance races, the first two rounds of the
