The 2017 USA Swimming Nationals, or Phillips 66 U.S. National Championships, splashed into action today in Indianapolis, Indiana! Swimming World’s chief photographer, Peter H. Bick, was on hand all morning capturing the
Summer vacation comes with sunshine, relaxation and time by the pool, which might mean something a little different to swimmers and divers. A trip to the pool is probably filled
Paolo Barelli, the President of the European Swimming Federation (LEN), has released a document containing the manifesto he is campaigning off of in his bid to become the new President
Natalie Labonge, a recent graduate of the NC State women’s swimming and diving team, has been nominated for the 2017 NCAA Woman of the Year award. The award is given
The swimming community will be celebrating the life and legacy of Olympian Adolph Kiefer today at 2017 Phillips 66 U.S. Nationals. Adolph would have turned 99 today. He wanted his legacy to
The first night of finals will go off from Indianapolis on Tuesday night with six events with World Championship berths at stake. Heat sheets are available for the first night
This week’s Performance Of The Week, sponsored by LumaLanes, goes to Pernille Blume of Denmark for her meet record in the 50 freestyle at the 2017 Sette Colli International in
Twenty-two talented teenagers have been selected in the 2017 NextGEN AUSComGames Squad Program following on from their recent performances at the Georgina Hope Foundation Australian Age Championships in April and
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The incoming class for women’s swimming and diving is set and totals seven newcomers to the Gators. Included in the seven is Florida’s newest signee, transfer student
By David Rieder. Cassidy Bayer missing the final of the women’s 200 fly was eye-opening. Tom Shields finishing ninth in the men’s 200 fly came as far more of a
