Konrad Czerniak Shines During Day 1 of 2016 Polish Championships
Konrad Czerniak turned up the heat in the men’s 50-meter free at the 2016 Polish Championships. Czerniak, already ranked 13th in the world with a 21.95 from the Spanish Spring
Long Lines With LEN European Masters Trying to Service More Than 10,000 Swimmers
The 2016 LEN European Masters Championships are dealing with some administrative issues in London a week after LEN put together a successful 2016 European Championships meet. With more than 10,000
More Zika Fears as Scientists Call For 2016 Rio Olympics To Be Moved
Just weeks after the Harvard Public Health Review called for the 2016 Rio Olympics to be cancelled due to the Zika virus, a group of 125 scientists and health experts
Robert Glinta Headlines Day 3 at Romanian Nationals
Robert Glinta posted the top swim of the night with a winning effort in the men’s 100-meter back at the 2016 Romanian Nationals meet. Glinta, who is ranked 13th in the
Florida’s Martyn Wilby Resigns as Associate Head Coach
After 19 seasons with the Florida swim team, associate head coach, Martyn Wilby, has announced he will step away from his role as a member on the UF coaching staff
Sun Yang, Yuliya Efimova Among Swimmers Entered in 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara (Psych Sheets)
Sun Yang, who missed Chinese Nationals to protect an injured foot last month, is one of many international swimmers slated to compete at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa
23 Positive Doping Retests From 2012 London Olympics
A total of 23 athletes from five different sports tested positive for banned substances during sample retests from the 2012 London Olympics, the International Olympic Committee announced today. Announced shortly
Impossible is Nothing: How Passion Can Lead to Busting Limits
By Katie Willis, Swimming World College Intern I’ve never liked the concept of having limitations. But we are human, therefore we are incapable of the impossible. Still, I like to
5 Ways To Stay In Shape In The Off-Season
By Cristian Corbett, Swimming World College Intern High school and college swimming seasons are known to be long, brutal and sometimes eternal, but eventually it must come to an end;
Morning Swim Show: Relive Conor Dwyer At The 2012 Olympic Trials
In this Morning Swim Show episode, Conor Dwyer talked about making the USA 4×200 Free Relay and representing the United States in London at the Olympic Games. Dwyer discusses the