Men’s Olympic Water Polo Medals Up For Grabs In Rio
Commentary by Dan D’Addona The oldest team sport in the Olympics could be headed for its most competitive tournament yet. Men’s water polo has been dominated by a handful of
Los Angeles 2024 Committee Releases Artistic Renderings of Aquatic Center and Coliseum
The Los Angeles 2024 candidature committee has released artistic renderings of two major athletic complexes, including a temporary aquatics facility that would sit on USC’s Dedaux Field and host three of
Swimming World Olympic Predictions: Men’s 200 Fly
By David Rieder Hungary’s Laszlo Cseh won the world title (1:53.48) last year, and he holds the world’s top time this year (1:52.91) by more than a second. Chad le
Set Of The Week: Descend 400 IM’s
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set Of The Week! This week’s set is a 400 IM descend set that mixes in elements of pacing and stroke control. Take a look at
Eliza Cummings Prepares for Epic Marathon Swim: Plymouth to Provincetown, Massachusetts
By Abby Bergman, Swimming World College Intern Colorado open water swimmer and Smith College team captain Eliza Cummings is preparing to become the 8th person to swim nonstop and unassisted from
2016 U.S. Open Swimming Championships: Day 2 Prelims Live Recap
Everything you need to follow along live with day two prelims of the 2016 U.S. Open Swimming Championships. Hit refresh for all the latest coverage. Events: Women’s 400 Free Men’s
Swimming World Presents Female High School Swimmer of the Year: Beata Nelson
Beata Nelson–Female High School Swimmer of the Year Beata Nelson, Swimming World’s Female High School Swimmer of the Year, finished her storied high school career at Verona Area/Mount Hebron High
Michael Phelps Selected as Team USA’s Flag Bearer for Rio 2016 Olympic Games
Most decorated Olympian of all time set to lead U.S. Olympic delegation into Opening Ceremony Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, was selected as Team USA’s flag
Rio Olympic Pool Evacuated Earlier In The Day Due To Suspicious Object
Just days before competition is slated to begin in Rio de Janeiro, the host city continues to experience issues with some of the facilities. On Tuesday, August 2nd Australia News.com reported
The Chuck Wielgus Blog: Pierre de Coubertin’s Dream
Commentary by Chuck Wieglus Reprinted with permission from The Chuck Wielgus Blog. Shortly after the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, I signed on as the executive director for the U.S. Canoe and