By Cassidy Lavigne, Swimming World College Intern Tom Shields, 25, has finally qualified for his first Olympic Games in the 100 and 200 meter butterfly. Shields is known for his incredible underwaters,
Kelsi Worrell recalled her best swimming memories from her youth in USA Swimming’s video series introducing the 2016 Olympic Team. The New Jersey native talked about how her dream had always been
Caeleb Dressel shared the story of his first race in USA Swimming’s video series introducing the 2016 US Olympic Team. The Florida Gator talked about his athletic career’s start in soccer, and
The psych sheet for the 2016 YMCA Long Course Nationals has been released with the five day meet kicking off tomorrow in Indianapolis, IN at the IUPUI natatorium. Phoenixville’s Emma Seiberlich enters
In a video series introducing the 2016 USA Olympic Swim Team Cammile Adams spoke about her introduction to swimming and her best event. While Adams was not the best as a youngster,
Yemen’s Mokhtar Al-Yamani has announced on Facebook that he will no longer be competing in the Rio Olympic Games. The University of Michigan swimmer cited a “miscommunication” between the International Olympic
FINIS, Inc., a worldwide leader in technical swimming development, is proud to announce a new partnership with famous long-distance swimmer, Diana Nyad. Nyad gained major national and international notoriety when
Yesterday when FINA announced seven Russian athletes who would not be eligible to compete in Rio, Vladimir Morozov was on that list. While he has never been suspended for a positive test (a
By Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern In the past few weeks the swimming world has been hit by many surprises: from world record holders missing the Olympic team to
Yulia Efimova announced plans to file a lawsuit to appeal her ban from the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. Yesterday, FINA declared that she and six other Russian teammates were no longer
