Natalie Coughlin will not call herself retired, but she admitted in an interview with NBC OlympicTalk that she is most likely done competing at major competitions. “I don’t see myself competing
Last week, Serbian butterflyer Milorad Cavic called out old rival Michael Phelps, noting that the timing of the 23-time Olympic gold medalist’s comments on anti-doping seemed convenient since he was no longer competing.
By Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern It happens. Sometimes the season does not go the way we want. Not just a meet or a few weeks, but sometimes the
SwimOutlet.com, the web’s most popular swim shop, unveiled its popular 2017 Expert Tech Suit Reviews today on SwimOutlet.com. The industry-leading review is SwimOutlet.com’s fifth annual review and first one ever
Arizona State freshman Cameron Craig was the breakout performer of the men’s Pac-12 championships last weekend, winning the 200 free in 1:31.71, the second-fastest time in the country so far this
Report By Dave Crampton Swimming New Zealand has disestablished two key positions after losing 30 percent of its high performance funding from April 2017, primarily due to its results at
The Olympic and Paralympic Movements is unique within the world of sport in that it was founded, and is promoted, as a values-based movement. The practice of doping is fundamentally
Welcome to Swimming World’s live recap of the third day of prelims at the 2017 NCAA Division II Nationals in Birmingham, Alabama! The Queens women will look to capitalize on a slight
Up & Comers: Emma Warner Swimming is a demanding sport that requires not only mental and physical endurance, but also perseverance. Emma Warner, 14, of Sedona Swordfish Swimming and Mingus
By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. Young upstarts like Holt and Howell owned the first night of Speedo Sectionals in Columbia, MO. The first day of competition–consumed completely by
