Natalie Coughlin, Cullen Jones Lead U.S. Roster for Pan American Games
Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott COLORADO SPRINGS – The United States is the first out of the gate to announce its roster of swimmers for next year’s Pan American Games, and
WPI Swimming Sweeps Bentley
WALTHAM – WPI Swimming swept Bentley with wins in both the men’s (173-122) and women’s (183-108) contests. Worcester Polytechnic Institute Press Release Veronica Nikolaki (Athens, Greece), Emily Martin (Penfield, NY)
Germany Bidding For 2024 Olympics, Paralympic Games
BERLIN – Germany has announced that it will bid to host the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games according to Inside the Games. Additionally, the German Olympics Sports Confederation (DOSB) has
Israeli Swimming Picks 5 Swimmers To Compete at Short Course Worlds
Photo Courtesy: Peter H.Bick DOHA – Israeli Swimming has picked five swimmers to compete at the 2014 World Short Course Championships in Doha, Qatar. While Amit Ivry will be the
Michigan Men Nab Top Spot in College Swimming Coaches Poll
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick PHOENIX – The first college swimming coaches rankings poll of the 2014-15 season from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America put the University of
Swimming the Ocean’s Seven – Steven Munatones on The Morning Swim Show
PHOENIX – Author and coach Steven Munatones joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss Swimming World’s upcoming open water issue, the Ocean’s Seven channel swims and the
Poll of the Week: Who is Your Break Out Swimmer of the Year? (Results)
PHOENIX – The annual Golden Goggles Banquet is less than a month away. Over the next few weeks in our Poll of the Week, we are going to ask who
Kosuke Hagino Sets 200 IM Asian, World Cup Record in Tokyo
TOKYO – Japan’s Kosuke Hagino snared his third gold medal of the FINA World Cup stop here in Tokyo with an Asian and World Cup record in the men’s 200-meter
Kosuke Hagino’s Asian Record Highlights Final Night of FINA World Cup in Tokyo
TOKYO – The FINA World Cup stop in Tokyo came to a close with an Asian record from Kosuke Hagino, as well as another big gold-medal haul for the Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu.
Swimming Triumphs and Tragedies with Chuck Warner (The Morning Swim Show)
PHOENIX – Author Chuck Warner joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss his series of articles “Triumphs and Tragedies” appearing in Swimming World Magazine. Note: YouTube Measures