On May 13th, Swimming World Magazine contributor and Open Water Swimming advocate, Steven Munatones, suffered a heart attack. According to reports, his son Skyler Munatones performed CPR until paramedics
Men’s 50 Fly Final: Andriy Govorov of the Ukraine kickstarted finals of day two of the 2016 European Championships with a swift 22.92 win in the men’s 50 fly finals.
Everything you need to follow along with finals of day two of the 2016 European Championships. Schedule of Events: Men’s 50 Fly (Final) Women’s 100 Free (Semis) Men’s 100 Back
While many of America’s established stars were battling it out at the Charlotte stop of the Arena Pro Series or the Atlanta Classic Swim Meet, high schoolers in California were
By Cassidy Lavigne, Swimming World College Intern I was once again inspired by my beautiful, caring, and thoughtful mother and “swim mom” with Mother’s Day recently passing. My mom has always
By David Rieder It’s safe to say that the 2015 FINA World Championships will not be remembered as USA Swimming’s finest hour. The traditionally-dominant Americans won just eight gold medals
Yesterday, 23 swimmers were announced as recipients of 2016 NCAA Postgraduate scholarships. Each of the 10 men and 13 women were awarded the $7,500 prize. According to the NCAA, the scholarship
Megan Sichterman has committed to the University of Tennessee for the 2017-2018 season. The current high school junior swims for Countryside YMCA and lives in South Lebanon, Ohio. She finished third
Live coverage of day two prelims of the 2016 European Championships. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Men’s 200 Freestyle After surging into the finish to win the final heat, Glenn Sugerloose (1:46.93) of
By Kate Smarjesse, Swimming World College Intern After a demanding season, a break is something all swimmers look forward to. Although this break is much appreciated and well deserved, getting
