On His Way Up–Male High School Swimmer of the Year After being a runner-up last year, Rancho Margarita (Calif.) High School’s Grant Shoults was named Swimming World’s Male High School
Australia’s legendary coach Forbes Carlile passed away. Carlile was a successful athlete and coach. He was Australia’s first modern pentathlon Olympian and also served as the nation’s first Olympic swim coach post-World
By Pam Rogers Everyone knows that swimming is all about numbers. You’ve got to hit time standards, go faster, drop minutes, seconds, or tenths, and every single mistake can be
Chantel Jeffrey won an impressive double at this weekend’s Canadian Age Group Championships. The 15 year old from British Columbia won the women’s 15 year olds’ 1500 freestyle and the Open
By Alison Murtagh, Swimming World College Intern With hot summer nights beginning to grow shorter, and July turning into August, many summer league swim teams are starting to partake in
When Ryan Murphy was young, he would get so nervous before his races that he carried a “Puke Bucket” up to the blocks with him, he reveals in the USA Swimming
Michael Phelps is no stranger to the US Olympic Team. In the USA Swimming video announcing him as a member of the 2016 Team, Phelps shares how his sisters’ swimming successes
Abbey Weitzeil will make her Olympic debut after winning the 50 and 100 freestyles at Olympic Trials. At Trials this summer, she learned how to channel the meet’s energy into success, something
By David Rieder Any conversation about the men’s 100 breast begins and ends with Great Britain’s Adam Peaty. He won the event at last year’s World Championships, taking down Olympic
Michael Phelps and Katie Ledecky were not among the top-six finishers in the 100 free for their respective gender at U.S. Olympic Trials last month, but a report from USA TODAY Sports suggests
