Dylan Cudahy Stays in State; Commits to University of Virginia
Dylan Cudahy has opted to stay in state with a verbal commitment to the University of Virginia, according to an announcement he made via Twitter. The Machine Aquatics swimmer is a
RIO Drug Testing Lab Suspended; Worst Case Scenario For Olympics
The lab in Rio that was to be responsible for processing Olympic drug test samples has been suspended by the World Anti-Doping Agency. The suspension began two days ago, on June
Stanford NCAA Champion Jeff Kostoff Returns as Assistant Coach
STANFORD, Calif. – Former Indiana assistant swimming coach and Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame member Jeff Kostoff has joined the Cardinal as an assistant coach, as announced Thursday by Goldman Family
USA Men Down Australia 16-15 In Shootout To Reach Super Final Semifinals
Huizhou, China – June 24 – The USA Men’s National Team advanced to the semifinals of the FINA World League Super Final following a 16-15 shootout victory over Australia. Tony
Trials Throwback: Women’s 800 Free in 2012
Just two days 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 past
Helena Gasson Among New Zealand’s Winners in Dominant Night 4 at Oceania Champs
On day four of the 2016 Oceania Championships, one meet record fell in prelims, and New Zealand took home gold in seven of the night’s ten finals. New Zealand’s Julian Weir, Bayley
David Boudia Qualifies for Third Olympic; Synchro Partner Steele Johnson Makes First
INDIANAPOLIS – David Boudia (Noblesville, Ind./West Lafayette, Ind.) and Steele Johnson (Carmel, Ind./West Lafayette, Ind.) have qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games after winning the men’s synchronized 10-meter event
Morning Swim Show: Relive Ryan Murphy At The 2012 Olympic Trials
In this Morning Swim Show episode, we talk with Ryan Murphy after the final of the 100M backstroke at the 2012 U.S.A Olympic trials, where he placed fifth. When asked
Swimming World BiWeekly: USA Swimming Olympic Trials Predictions And Surprises, Free Download!
The second Swimming World Biweekly issue for the month of June – “Game On” – is now available for FREE download! “Game On: U.S. Olympic Trials Are Here…Enough Said” features all
Finding the Final Rung on Your Ladder to Success
By Kennedy Cutler, Swimming World College Intern I started swimming lessons when I was 3 years old, and began to compete when I was 6. All of that time, all