Missy Franklin, Katie Ledecky Make Top 15 on SportsPro’s 50 Most Marketable List
In a list headlined by Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors, Missy Franklin (9) and Katie Ledecky (15) each were featured within the top 15 of the 50 Most
Diver Randall Larson to be Inducted into Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame
Randall Larson will be inducted into the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame this fall. He was the three meter NCAA Champion in 1964, and is one of eight inductees in
Romanian Nationals Close Out Day 2
After Katinka Hosszu tuned up with an easy 400-meter IM yesterday, the 2016 Romanian Nationals continued on day two without Hosszu. Sabin Bonea claimed the men’s 800-meter free with a
Possible Corruption At Olympic Venues Causes Brazil To Investigate
Brazilian authorities have begun investigating possible corruption at the Olympic venues in Rio de Janeiro according to a report in Reuters. The possible corruption includes all the venues and services
A Year After Breakout Summer, Michael Chadwick All-In for Olympic Trials
By David Rieder It had already been a whirlwind summer of 2015 for Michael Chadwick. He had been training in Charlotte with SwimMAC Carolina’s Team Elite, keeping up with Olympians
6 “Modern Family” Quotes That Apply To Your Swim Family
By Remedy Rule, Swimming World College Intern Time and time again, swimmers refer to their team as family – coaches as parental figures, teammates as unrelated siblings. With varying personalities,
Remembering Ray Essick, USA Swimming’s First Executive Director
On Monday, May 22nd, Ray Essick passed away suddenly at his home. Essick was the first executive director of USA Swimming upon it’s founding in 1980. He continued in that role
USA Swimming and Tugg To Showcase “The Last Gold” Film Screenings Nationwide
USA Swimming has announced a partnership with Tugg, Inc. to provide teams and individuals with increased opportunities to view “The Last Gold,” a feature-length documentary on the 1976 women’s Olympic
Stanford Assistant Scott Armstrong Hired as Johns Hopkins’ Head Coach
Johns Hopkins Director of Athletics Tom Calder announced today the appointment of Scott Armstrong as the head men’s and women’s swimming coach. Armstrong replaces George Kennedy, who announced his retirement
Mario Koenigsperger Commits To USC
New Zealand native Mario Koenigsperger has announced that he will be continuing his swimming career at USC, beginning this fall. Koenigsperger told Swimming World, I’m very excited to become part of the Trojan