USA Swimming announced the meet line up for the 2017 Arena Pro Swim Series, this afternoon. Next year’s series will feature only five stops. Action will begin in Austin January
Last weekend in Setúbal, Portugal, both the men and women had their final opportunities to qualify for the Rio Olympics 10K open water race, after the initial spots were granted at last
Russia has been at the center of doping concerns and speculation after a May New York Times article revealed a scandal at the 2014 Winter Olympics. After accusations of widespread corruption, the
By David Rieder Day three of the Olympic Trials will be the first with four finals on the docket, and they should be four pretty good finals. There’s the 200
Less than two weeks to go until Olympic Trials get underway in Omaha, Neb. But before the meet, we wanted to look back at some of the great moments from
With all the buzz over USA Swimming’s Last Gold Documentary, Swimming World republished a rarely heard audio interview with Jack Nelson. Nelson, was a major force in coaching the American women
Today Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland announced some of the nation’s athletes headed to the Olympic Games. Included in that announcement were the three swimmers and one diver
By Alan Karickhoff, Swimming World College Intern With rising temperatures and students answering the last questions on their final exams, thousands of U.S. swimmers transition to their summer schedule, a
In March Russia’s Yuliya Efimova tested positive for meldonium. She quickly claimed innocence, stating she stopped taking the substance before the banned date. She is now demanding an investigation of
One of Brazil’s top swimmers and best hopes for an Olympic medal has tested positive for a banned substance according to the Brazilian Anti-Doping Authority (ABCD). World Record holder Etiene Medeiros was
