Missy Franklin had an admittedly-disappointing Olympic Games this summer in Rio, but she was her usual smiling self at Golden Goggles last week in New York City. Swimming World caught up with Franklin
Each year Swimming World Magazine selects the top male and female swimmers from the following regions: Africa, the Pacific Rim, Europe, America, and World. Starting today, Swimming World will begin announcing the top athletes in
The 2016-2017 Division II college season is well underway, and with a break in competition for the week of Thanksgiving this is a perfect time for a brief analysis of
Since competing at the Olympic Games in Rio and finishing fourth in the 200 fly, Cammile Adams has kept plenty busy. In three-and-a-half months, she has gotten married and moved back
Maya DiRado swam the meet of her life at the Rio Olympic Games this summer, winning a pair of gold medals along with two silver and a bronze, including an
Germany’s Steffen Deibler, the current world record-holder in the short course men’s 50 fly, has announced his retirement. Deibler posted the news in a Facebook post Friday. “After many years in
The psych sheets have been released for USA Swimming’s Winter Nationals, scheduled for this coming weekend, Nov. 30-Dec. 3, at Georgia Tech Aquatic Center in Atlanta. Three American Olympians from
Leah Smith was among the nominees for the Breakout Performer of the Year at Monday night’s Golden Goggles after Smith won a pair of NCAA titles in March and then
After a stellar summer in which he won a pair of gold medals at the Olympic Games in Rio, Caeleb Dressel has returned to college swimming, and the Florida junior already
Olympic gold medalist Simone Manuel was awarded the Female Race of the Year for her efforts in the 100 free final in Rio, but before the Golden Goggles banquet Monday night,
