With Olympic Trials underway around the world there was no shortage of world leading performances this week, but Australian Cameron McEvoy gave us one for the record books. Swimming at the Aussie
By Abby Bergman, Swimming World College Intern My second year of college swimming is just ending and I wanted to look back and reflect on what sets sophomore year apart
Two time Olympian Melanie Wright announced her retirement from the sport of swimming, after failing to make the finals of the 100 freestyle at the 2016 Australian Championships. The 29 year old
The Campbell sisters put up a 1-2 finish to both head to Rio in the 100 freestyle. Cate led the way, posting a 52.38, knocking three hundredths off her own world
Mitch Larkin dominated the 200 backstroke in 1:53.90 at the 2016 Australian Championships tonight. That time improved Larkin’s own world leading 1:54.68 from Semi-Finals. Joshua Beaver stopped the clock at 1:56.19, also
Taylor Mckeown vaulted to third in the world in the 200 breaststroke with a 2:21.45 in finals at the 2016 Australian Championships. She was well under the Australian qualifying time of 2:23.06,
Day one of the 2016 British National Championships has commenced with Adam Peaty jumping to the top of the world rankings in the 100 breaststroke. Kickstarting the meet was the men’s
The first 2016 issue of Swimming Technique, an online quarterly magazine presented by Swimming World, is now available! This quarter’s issue features Ryan Hoffer on the cover with a special on Hoffer’s underwater secrets
Day three of the South African National Championships continued in Durban with Chad Le Clos and Sebastien Rousseau dueling for the top position in the men’s 200 fly. Karin Prinsloo scorched the prelims field of
Live coverage of day six finals of the 2016 Australian Championships. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Women’s 200 IM Finals (Multiclass) Tiffany Thomas Kane was the top qualifier out of
