USA Swimming Releases 2025 World Aquatics Junior Championships Selection Procedures USA Swimming has released its selection procedures for the 2025 World Aquatics Junior Championships. The meet will take place in
Can Swimming Get a Katie Ledecky vs. Summer McIntosh Showdown in 800 Freestyle at World Champs? Without scheduling constraints, Summer McIntosh could have taken on additional events at last summer’s
How International Swimmers Might Fit Into New Era of NCAA Swimming The transition to the new era of college swimming has begun, most recently with Cal and Stanford making their
What Type of Paddles Should I Get? A Look at a Variety of Choices If you have ever spent time on the pool deck, you probably have seen a rainbow
Angharad Evans Talks Paris Olympics, World Silverware & Hitting Her Stride In 2025 In the first of two articles, Angharad Evans talks to Swimming World about Paris 2024, World Championship
AAC Championships: Rice Owls Soar to First Title in Narrow Fashion The Rice Owls secured their first AAC championship over the weekend, defeating the Florida International Panthers, 1475.5-1474, in a
NEC Championships: Howard Men Claim Title on Final Relay, Earn Redemption; CCSU Wins Women’s Meet Trailing by one point with the 400 free relay, everything was on the line for
After four hard-fought days in the pool, the Queens University men and the Liberty College women each won Atlantic Sun (ASUN) championships. Florida Atlantic University and Gardner-Webb rounded out the
Conference Realignment Produces Odd But Exciting Swimming Results, With Usual NCAA Greatness to Come The men’s swimming and diving winner of the Atlantic Coast Conference, California. Second place went to
Swimming is a sport that requires an immense amount of physical, mental and emotional energy. When you are pushing yourself to your limit every day, it makes it easier to
