5 Races to Keep an Eye on at U.S. Winter Nationals
By David Rieder. Sure, the field at this weekend’s U.S. Winter Nationals in Atlanta will be missing a few familiar faces: athletes who have retired or taken a break from
LumaLanes Performance of the Week: Marco Koch’s 200 Breaststroke
While swimmers across the United States took a much earned break for the Thanksgiving holiday, Germany held their 2016 Short Course Championships in Berlin last weekend. That meet served as
2020 Olympic Swimming Venue to Remain in Tokyo; Capacity Cut to 15,000
The organizers of the 2020 Olympic Games announced Tuesday that venues for several sports, including swimming, will remain in their planned Tokyo locations despite looming high costs. In recent months,
William Peace University Introduces Women’s and Men’s Swimming for 2017-18
William Peace University is proud to announce the addition of Women’s and Men’s Swimming to its athletics roster. After conducting a nationwide search, Jamie Bloom has been named as the
I’m an Exception to the Ideal Swimmer Body – What Can I Do?
By Ailish Dougherty, Swimming World College Intern. We all know the requirements for the “ideal” swimmer’s body – tall, long arms, long torso, long and wide feet and hands, broad
(Video Interview) Katie Meili Getting Ready for the LSAT
Katie Meili put together the best 100 breast race of her career in the biggest moment, swimming her way to a bronze medal in the Olympic final this summer in Rio.
Swimming World Magazine Announces Pacific Rim Swimmers of the Year
Each year Swimming World Magazine selects the top male and female swimmers from the following regions: Africa, the Pacific Rim, Europe, America, and World. Yesterday Swimming World began announcing the top athletes in each region
Have the U.S. Winter Nationals Become an NCAA Winter Championship?
By Jason Tillotson, Swimming World College Intern. As the highly anticipated 2016 USA Swimming Winter National championships approach, it is important to note how much collegiate athletes affect the results
The Week That Was: USA Swimming Hosts Annual Golden Goggle Awards In NYC
This week was highlighted by USA Swimming’s annual Golden Goggle Awards in New York City. Read below to see who the big winners were and catch up on the swimming
Swimming New Zealand Announces National Squad Restructuring
By Dave Crampton, Swimming World Contributor. Swimming New Zealand has announced changes to its national squad structure, and will reduce its three national squads to two. The National team, headed