Coach Fred Vergnoux Says Summer McIntosh is Just Getting Started; Foretells Sub-8:00 in 800 Freestyle Fred Vergnoux has been one of the premier coaches in the world for years, having
World Champs Profile: Lani Pallister Carrying the Australian Distance Banner Leading into the start of the World Championships later this month, Swimming World will publish a handful of short profiles
Contenders Galore in Men’s Breaststroke Events at World Championships Many of the men who have most consistently graced the podium for breaststroke events at major meets will be missing the
World University Games: Leah Shackley Cruises in Prelims of 200 Backstroke; Both U.S. Relays Qualify First The first session of swimming competition at the World University Games was held in
Purdue Brings Alumna Caitlin Hamilton Back as Associate Head Coach Purdue University on Tuesday announced the return of alumna Caitlin Hamilton as an associate head coach for the women’s team.
Niagara Hires Matt Bosse as New Swimming Boss Niagara University on Wednesday announced the hiring of Simon Bosse as the new head coach of men’s and women’s swimming. Bosse brings
Australian Swimming Trials Return To Sydney’s “Pool Of Dreams” in 2026 The premier domestic meet on the Australian swimming calendar will return to the “Pool Of Dreams” the Sydney Olympic
Donald Trump Expected to Issue Executive Order on NIL Guidelines; SCORE Act Advances Through Subcommittee For the past four years, college athletes have been able to earn compensation for their
World Championships: U.S. Men’s Water Polo Tops Singapore to Win Group The U.S. men’s water polo team beat Singapore, 26-6, on Wednesday to win Group C on the final day
Yale’s Kiphuth Exhibition Pool Holds a Special Place in Swimming Lore In the center of Kiphuth Exhibition Pool stands a large, wooden desk. It’s an odd place for such a
