Johns Hopkins Director of Athletics Tom Calder announced today the appointment of Scott Armstrong as the head men’s and women’s swimming coach. Armstrong replaces George Kennedy, who announced his retirement
New Zealand native Mario Koenigsperger has announced that he will be continuing his swimming career at USC, beginning this fall. Koenigsperger told Swimming World, I’m very excited to become part of the Trojan
Drew Livingston, a two-time NCAA champion and the 2012 NCAA Championships Diver of the Year, has been named the new head coach of Princeton Diving, it was announced by Mollie
After a strong week at the 2016 European Championships. Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu stopped off at the 2016 Romanian International Championships to get in a tune-up meet. After clocking a 4:36.92
By Taylor Padington, Swimming World College Intern There is no doubt that swimming is one of the world’s most mentally challenging sports. Swimmers are put into a single lane, day
UPDATE: Dirk Lange released a statement denying all allegations. Chinese coach Zhou Ming, who has been banned for life for doping violations, has yet again ignored his sanctions and is back
LANCASTER, Pa. – Brad Brooks (Newark, Del./Charter School of Wilmington), a graduating senior on the McDaniel men’s swimming team, has been named the Centennial Conference (CC) inaugural male Scholar-Athlete of
We already knew some of the stars that will be attending the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Indy stop, but now we know what events they are signed up for.
In an op-ed commentary in the New York Times published today, United States Anti-Doping Agency CEO Travis Tygart called for the Russian sports regime to come clean about its wide
By Cody Evans, Swimming World College Intern Over a month ago at Canadian Olympic Trials, we saw many great races. If you didn’t notice, these exceptionally fast times were swum
