Best Age Groupers in Country Compete at NASA Dolfin Showcase Classic
Stands were packed last week for the third annual Dolfin NASA Showcase Classic at the Long Center in Clearwater, FL. This meet attracts some of the best 14 and unders
Swimming Canada Olympic Trials Takeaway – First Session Impressions
Commentary by Rick Madge. Every meet has its own rhythm and energy. And for Olympic Trials, it’s all about contained energy and tension. Years have been dedicated to this moment,
Australian Olympic Trial Race Previews, Who to Watch
Australia’s selection process for the Olympics will take place April 7th – 14th in Adelaide. Here is a day by day overview courtesy of Australian Swimming Day one Men’s 400m Freestyle
John Hargis Named Head Coach at Pittsburgh
John Hargis, a 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist and 12-time All-America swimmer, has been named the University of Pittsburgh’s new head swimming and diving coach, Pitt athletic director Scott Barnes announced. Hargis
4 Ways Nutrition Can Better Your Swimming Career
By Tasija Karosas, Swimming World College Intern Food is a glorious thing. It keeps our bodies alive, functioning, and happy. Taking on social and cultural roles, food plays a huge
Janet Evans, Greg Louganis Will Appear on Wheaties Boxes
Wheaties announced today that it will honor three world-class champions – Janet Evans, Greg Louganis and Edwin Moses– with exclusive box covers coming out this May. The iconic swimmer, diver
2016 Canadian Trials: Day 1 Prelims Live Recap
The first day of prelims at the 2016 Canadian Trials is complete. The top 10 Canadian swimmers will advance to the A finals. Up to four non-Canadian swimmers can swim
Rikako Ikee Earns Ticket To Rio At Day Two Japanese Nationals
Day two of the 2016 Japanese Nationals continued with veterans and new-comers alike earning tickets to Rio. Kosuke Hagino maintained his spot at the top of the leaderboard in the
Shi Jinglin and Xu Jiayu Move to Fourth in World Rankings at Chinese Nationals
Day three of the 2016 Chinese Nationals continued with stunning wins and a few blunders. Wang Shun, a bronze medalist in the 200 IM at last year’s World Championships, gained his
Swimming World Presents Historic Surprises At U.S. Olympic Trials: Gabe Woodward
Historic Surprises At U.S. Olympic Trials: Gabe Woodward After Gabe Woodward graduated from USC in 2001, it seemed that his swimming career was over. For nearly two years, he didn’t