5 Things to Consider When Being Recruited
By Katlynn Emaus, Swimming World College Intern Going through the college recruiting process is a long, tiring, yet exciting process. From getting your first letter from a college your freshman
Park Tae-hwan To Be Kept Out Of Rio Olympics
Park Tae-hwan will not be allowed to compete in the Rio Olympics, according to news from Inside the Games. Prior to the 2014 Asian Games, Park tested positive for testosterone and
2016 Canadian Trials: Day 2 Prelims Live Recap
Everything you need to follow along with prelims of day three of the 2016 Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Swimming Trials. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Women’s 200 IM PARA Aurelie
Mack Horton Unloads Top-Ranked 3:41.65 400 Free in Australia
Mack Horton was the top of the class on day one of the 2016 Australian National Championships. FINALS Women’s 50 free multi-class Ellie Cole won the women’s 50-meter free in
Natsumi Hoshi Blasts To First In World In The 200 Fly At Japanese Nationals
Day four of the Japanese Nationals continued with multiple women earning themselves tickets to Rio. The men’s 100-meter free semi-finals kicked off the final session of day four with the
Zhou Yi Lin, Xu Jiayu Break Into Top Five World Rankings During Finals Of Chinese Nationals
Day five finals of the 2016 Chinese Nationals continued with Zhou Yi Lin and Xu Jiayu breaking into the top five of the world rankings in their respective events. Feilian Mao jumped
Around The Table: How Olympic Gold Medalist Natalie Coughlin Fuels
Around The Table With Natalie Coughlin Have you ever wondered how you can eat like an Olympian? The new “Around The Table” feature in Swimming World Magazine gives you access to
Xu Jiayu’s 200 Back And Tight Women’s 100 Free Field Highlight Chinese Nationals Prelims
Day five of the 2016 Chinese Nationals began with a tight women’s 100-meter free field. The top three swimmers all posted times within .01 seconds of each other. Sun Meichen got
Masato Sakai, Ippei Watanabe Deliver Scorching Times At Day 4 Prelims Of The Japanese Nationals
Prelims of the 2016 Japanese Nationals began with some lackluster sprinting, but the athletes turned on the heat in the later events with two athletes posting times underneath the Japanase
The Changing Face Of Canadian Para-swimming; Big Goals For Rio
Commentary by Rick Madge. It’s evident from just a few days of these Olympic Trials that something’s up with Canadian para-swimmers. In 10 para events over 2 days we’ve already