19-year-old American Lilly King pulled ahead of world record-holder Alia Atkinson of Jamaica to win the World title in the women’s 50 breast. King posted a time of 28.92, smashing her own American record
Germany’s Marco Koch pulled away over the last 10 meters and took gold in the men’s 100 breast at the Short Course World Championships in Kazan. Koch touched in 56.77 to win
Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu pulled away from the USA’s Kelsi Worrell on the third 50 and then held on down the stretch to win gold in the 200 fly. It was Hosszu’s second
Russia’s Andrei Shabasov led for most of the second 50 and even led by an arm’s length with five meters to go. But Australia’s Mitch Larkin stormed home and timed his finish
The United States dominated the women’s 200 medley relay from start to finish, winning by more than two seconds and crushing the world record. Ali DeLoof (26.12), Lilly King (28.78), Kelsi Worrell (24.44) and Katrina
This weekend, Swimming World TV will present a live stream of the afternoon and finals sessions of the annual Nation’s Capital Invitational for an eighth-straight year. Additionally, all streamed races
Star of film, TV and comedy J.B. Smoove will host Sports Illustrated’s 2016 Sportsperson of the Year awards celebration at Barclays Center on December 12, it was announced today. The event
The Big Ten Conference announced its top swimmers and divers for this past week Wednesday afternoon. Those recognized included Wisconsin sophomore Cierra Runge and Indiana sophomore Vini Lanza, who were named conference swimmers
Swimmer of the Month: Katie Ledecky, Stanford • Stanford freshman and five-time Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky set two American records, three school records and three NCAA records in November. • She twice
by Robbie Dickson, Swimming World College Intern Let’s start by saying that Penn State should’ve been the fourth team in the college football playoff. Now onto the article. Every college
