Women’s Water Polo World Championships: Greece Tips Australia, U.S. Eases into Semis Greece pulled out a close game against Australia, and the U.S. routed Japan in the quarterfinals of the
World Champs Profile: Marrit Steenbergen Has Shuffled Events, but Remains a Threat Leading into the start of the World Championships later this month, Swimming World will publish a handful of
The Best American Women’s Water Polo Players of the NCAA Era (Part I: No. 21 to No. 25) By Jeff Moulton – Guest Editorial The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation recognized
World University Games: United States Dominates Day Three Prelims Behind Jack Dahlgren The United States looked sharp during the first two days of the World University Games in Berlin, and
World Championships: Florian Wellbrock Caps Sweep of Open Water Events with Knockout Decision; Ichika Kajimoto Breaks Through Already the champion of the 5k and 10k open-water events, Germany’s Florian Wellbrock
How the Moscow Boycott Short-Circuited Olympic Dreams Today marks the 45th anniversary of the Opening Ceremony of the 1980 Olympic Games. We run this feature to demonstrate the influence of
World Championships: Four Euro Teams Prevail to Set Up Olympic Semifinal Rematches Four European teams prevailed in the men’s water polo crossover round of the 2025 World Championships, setting up
Duke Hires Eileen Bringman as Assistant Coach Duke on Friday announced the addition of Eileen Bringman to the swimming and diving coaching staff. Bringman joins the staff as an assistant,
World University Games, Day 2 Finals: Leah Shackley, Pieter Coetze Crush Games Records in Backstroke Five sets of medals were awarded during the second finals session of the World University
World Champs Profile: Duncan Scott Focusing on 200 Individual Medley and Relay Duty Leading into the start of the World Championships later this month, Swimming World will publish a handful
