Emily Seebohm Looking For New Coach
Emily Seebohm, one of the top backstrokers in the world, will have to take a hard look at her Olympic plans as her personal coach Matt Brown has taken a
Durban Swimming Facilities Could Be Upgraded for 2022 Commonwealth Games
The Commonwealth Games Federation Evaluation Committee made a site visit to Durban, the likely host of the 2022 Commonwealth Games with no opposing bid cities, and made some recommendations regarding
Colorado Time Systems Backstroke Start Devices to be Used in Charlotte
Colorado Time Systems, a PlayCore company, is pleased to participate in the 2015 Arena Pro Series at Charlotte by providing backstroke start devices to be used in the competition, as
UNC-Asheville Signs 12 Recruits
Agon is the proud sponsor of all high school coverage (recruiting, results, state championships, etc.) on SwimmingWorld.com. For more information about Agon, visit their website Agonswim.com. With the announcement of the
Ricardo David Vargas Jacobo Sets 800 Free Mexican Record
Ricardo David Vargas Jacobo etched his name into the Mexican record books with his 800-meter free victory. It took until the fifth day of Mexican Nationals for a national record
USA Women’s Water Polo Tops Brazil 9-4 to Open FINA Women’s Intercontinental Tournament
AUCKLAND – The USA Women’s Senior National Team opened play at the FINA Women’s Intercontinental Tournament in New Zealand with a 9-4 win over Brazil. Team USA showed off a
USA Men’s National Water Polo Team to Face Serbia in Four Game Series This June
HUNTINGTON BEACH – The USA Men’s National Team, bronze medalists at the 2015 FINA Intercontinental Tournament, will continue their Olympic Games qualification preparation when they host Serbia in a four
Catching Up with National Junior Team Member Erin Earley
By Diana Pimer, Swimming World College Intern Erin Earley is a member of the USA Swimming National Junior Team. She is currently a sophomore at Hopkins School in New Haven,
The Week That Was: USA, Russia Prep For World Championships
While the Russians were preparing the team that will race in the pool at a home world championships, a major shift in the swimming landscape was taking place in the
A Rookie’s Take On Masters Nationals
By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer Bloody knuckles, tiny bruises all over from the pinching of tight fabric, and permanent indentations on my shoulders from the enduring pressure of