Melanie Margalis Tops 200 Breast Field at 2017 Arena Pro Series Austin
Women’s 200 Breast New York Athletic Club’s Breeja Larson led the competition in finals of the women’s 200 breast throughout the majority of the race, but was unable to hold off
Shinri Shioura Claims 100 Free Gold at 2017 Arena Pro Series Austin
Men’s 100 Free It was a battle to the finish in finals of the men’s 100 free as Japan’s Shinri Shioura and NC State’s Ryan Held battled to the very finish. The determining
Amanda Weir Sprints to 100 Free Victory at 2017 Arena Pro Series Austin
Women’s 100 Free Amanda Weir of SwimAtlanta continued to hold off the competition in finals of the women’s 100 free. The 30-year-old veteran delivered a smooth stroke to hold off
2017 Arena Pro Series Austin: Day One Finals Recap
The 2017 Arena Pro Series kicked off today in Austin, Texas with 2016 Olympic gold medalists highlighting the field. Finals begin at 6 p.m. CST and will be live streamed
Olympians Dumais, Dorman to Travel to Thule Air Base with Dive Into Service Program
Olympic medalists Troy Dumais and Sam Dorman will travel to Thule Air Base in Greenland on Thursday, January 19 as part of USA Diving’s Dive Into Service program. Dive Into
Twins’ Adventures at the CeraVe Invitational
By Emma Miller, Swimming World Intern. Warmups for the Friday afternoon session of the 2017 CeraVe Invitational are underway in the choppy waters of Rutgers University’s Sonny A. Warblin Recreation
Stanford Tops 2017 Women’s Varsity Water Polo Preseason Polls
Stanford University tops the Women’s National Top 25 to highlight the 2017 Women’s Varsity Top 25, Division III Top 10, Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Top 10 and CWPA Division
Olympian Dana Vollmer Announces Second Pregnancy, Due July 2017
Three-time Olympian Dana Vollmer announced today, January 13, 2017, via Instagram that she and husband, Andy, are expecting their second child. The baby is due to be born in July 2017. Vollmer,
‘Open’ Water; A Future of Polluted Swimming
By Colin Hogan, Swimming World College Intern A slightly horrifying headline from the run-up to this past summer’s Olympic Games read “Rio 2016: Swimmers need to ingest only three teaspoons
Chad Le Clos Selects Andrea di Nino To Be His New Swim Coach
In September of this year, South Africa’s King of Butterfly Chad le Clos announced his separation from long-time coach Graham Hill. Now, three months later, Le Clos has selected coached