Marrit Steenbergen With Swim of Night To Open European Games
The Netherlands’ Marrit Steenbergen jumped to 11th in the world in the women’s 100-meter free semis for the swim of the night at the European Games. Steenbergen clocked a time of
Washington State’s Presley Wetterstrom Clocks Olympic Trials Qualifying Time
Rising-senior Presley Wetterstrom of the Washington State women’s swim team set a U.S. Olympic Team Trial qualifying time in the 200 meter breaststroke while competing at the 2015 Arena Swim
Theresa Michalak Shines At Sizzlin’ Summer Invite In Atlanta
Germany’s Theresa Michalak made a strong appearance at the Sizzlin’ Summer Invite in Atlanta this past weekend. The meet drew a few world-ranked swimmers who put forth solid in-season times,
USA Water Polo Announces Pan American Rosters
USA Water Polo National Team Head Coaches Adam Krikorian (Women) and Dejan Udovicic (Men) have announced the rosters for the upcoming 2015 Pan American Games taking place this July in
Intensive Training Program Looks to Take Canadian Swimming to New Heights
By Matt Grillo, Swimming World College Intern Tom Rushton became an integral part of a structure aimed at catapulting Canadian swimming to a new level when he was brought on to be head coach
Danila Izotov, Daria Ustinova Highlight St Petersburg Open
By Maria Dobysheva Saint Petersburg Open Cup, one of the pre-Worlds meets for the Russian swim team, took place this weekend. Russia hasn’t already announced its team for the first
3 Swimmers Who Stood Out In the Pool In Santa Clara
Editorial content for the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara is sponsored by Arena. For full Swimming World coverage, check out our coverage page. Commentary by Jeff Commings, Swimming
4 Biggest Olympic Trials Upsets Since 2008, Women’s Edition
By Diana Pimer, Swimming World Staff Writer I still remember when Brendan Hansen was out-touched in the 200 breaststroke in 2012; they panned to Natalie Coughlin in the ready room.
Pursley Pep Talks: When Opportunity Knocks
Pursley Pep Talks are a collection of coaching perspectives written by Alabama head swimming coach Dennis Pursley. This is the 28th and final installment of the series. Pursley Pep Talks:
5 Top Swimming Headlines You Might Have Missed: Records and Controversy In The Week That Was
The final major swim meet in the United States before the major competitions, as well as shocking news from Australia, were two of the top headlines in swimming these past