As FINA prepares for another record-breaking World Championships in Kazan, Russia, world-class cities from 7 countries across 4 continents have expressed a strong interest in hosting the 2021 and 2023
Dixie State University has announced that Ben Rae will become the school’s first head coach for women’s swimming program, according to the university. The Red Storm, which compete in NCAA
The organizers of the International Traversing of Lake Memphrémagog (Lake Magog) announced in a press release that they have withdrawn their 34K and 10K races from FINA’s 2015 Open Water
By Connor Bailey, Swimming World College Intern Coaches are the glue of the swimming community. Though swimmers shine and fade with their athletic careers, a coach has a more permanent
Hilda Lùthersdóttir is heating up in her native Iceland at the 16th Games of the Small States of Europe. Last night, she opened the meet with a Small States record
The Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center will be closing its doors for effectively for an entire year. According to an article from WCNC in Charlotte, the pool will be closed until
Each week until the start of the swimming competition at the world championships, Swimming World will look back at a previous performance at the world championships that still carries significance.
By Jean-Pierre Mestanza Swimming gave Chris Gaffney a second chance at life, providing him with the conditioning to survive five heart surgeries within a three-year period. Gaffney, a competitive swimmer
The three-meet Mare Nostrum swimming tour has become a major predictor of the names to watch as we get closer to the summer championships. Several athletes who will travel through
By Eric Bugby, Swimming World Contributor “Numbers never lie.” It’s a sports idiom. Like all sayings, they become overused, cliché, and eventually “miss the mark.” But this one “goes the
