Female World Record of the Year: Summer McIntosh Dazzled in 400 Individual Medley As recently as early 2023, Hungarian superstar Katinka Hosszu was still the world-record holder in the 400-meter
Passages of 2024: Remembering Those We Lost in the Swimming World This Year Annually, Swimming World takes a look back at those who passed away during the previous year. In
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Female NCAA Swim of the Year: Gretchen Walsh Reaches 47-Second Territory in 100 Fly One year earlier, the 100 butterfly final at the NCAA Women’s Championships featured the three fastest
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Catching Up With … Aussie Olympic Champ Jodie Henry Making a Difference for New Generation After a record-breaking week in the pool back in 2004 at Athens, Australia’s Jodie Henry
