Swimmers around the globe continued to battle for spots on their home country’s roster for the 2017 World Championships, with swimmers in Russia, Australia and China finalizing their Worlds rosters
The release for the May issue of Swimming World Magazine is right around the corner! The May issue walks through the NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA Championships, complete with photos and feature
After capturing Chinese national titles in the 100, 200, 400 and 800 free over the course of the week, Sun Yang won his fifth on the final day when he took the
Morning Splash by David Rieder. Adam Peaty only swam two races at the Olympic Games in Rio, but boy did he leave his mark in both. Peaty won Olympic gold
Swimming World was on deck this past weekend at the Arena Pro Swim Series stop in Mesa collecting video interviews with all of the meet’s top performers. Below, you can
Claire Adams posted two top four finishes over the weekend at the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Mesa, and afterwards she discussed those and recapped her first year as a
Watch Kevin Cordes discuss his win in the men’s 100 breast at the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Mesa. Cordes explained how he returned to full-on training at Auburn right around
Leah Smith and Molly Hannis each finished second in a race on the final night of the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Mesa, Ariz. Hear what they had to say afterwards. Smith
Young sprint star Rikako Ikee claimed victory in both the women’s 100 fly and 50 free on the final day of competition at the 2017 Japanese Championships. Additionally, Yasuhiro Koseki completed a sweep of
15-year-old distance phenom Li Bingjie and butterflyer Li Zhuhao have been among the stars of the Chinese national championships in Quindao, and each picked up another win on the penultimate day. Li Bingjie
