Breeja Larson Wins Close 100 Breast at Bill Nixon Pro-Am
Breeja Larson entered the Bill Nixon Memorial Pro-Am as one of the headline names, and she lived up to her reputation tonight. Day two was filled with other notable swims,
6 R’s of Recruiting: A Rising Senior’s Checklist for July
By Nicole Cassou, Swimming World College Intern The road to college swimming is a long and arduous one, and July 1 (or July 15 for Division II schools) is an
Southern Zone Top 20 Analysis
Each week, the USA Swimming zones release their top 20 times. Swimming World will provide a unique analysis of one specific zone each week and a general recap of the
Did You Crack Your Zone’s New Top 20?
Each week, USA Swimming releases their top 20 zone times. Swimming World will provide a unique analysis of one specific zone each week and a general recap of the remaining
Can Team USA Dominate Freestyle Relays At Worlds?
Each week leading up to the start of the swimming competition at the FINA world championships, Swimming World will offer medal predictions for the 42 events set to be contested
The Sinister 6: Better Than Phelps?
By Michael Grenon, Swimming World College Intern He’s a living legend; the greatest of all time. He’s also human. Michael Phelps has been on the international swimming radar for 15 years—and
Michael Andrew Signs Multi-Year Deal With adidas
Michael Andrew, 16, signed a multi-year sponsorship agreement with adidas Swim almost two years to the day of becoming the youngest person to turn professional in the sport of swimming.
Alabama’s Dennis Pursley Talks With FINIS About Return to Prevalence
In two short years, Head Coach Dennis Pursley has taken the University of Alabama Swimming and Diving program from the bottom ranks of the SEC to the top fleet of
Anna Polyakova Takes Down Two Masters World Records In Russia
The St. Petersburg Masters Open Championships featured two Masters world records by Anna Polyakova, who used the meet to prepare for the upcoming world championships in her home country. Polyakova
Ukrainian Open Water Swimmer Olga Beresnyeva Tests Positive From 2012 London Games
The International Olympic Committee showed some teeth in its extended doping testing process as the IOC retroactively disqualified Ukrainian open water swimmer Olga Beresnyeva from the 2012 London Olympics after