The swimming coaches’ associations from the world’s major aquatic powerhouses – the USA, Australia, Canada, and Great Britain—have come together as founders of an innovative alliance called the International Federation
NCAA champion Kensey McMahon has been out of the water competitively since last summer and on Tuesday revealed that she tested positive for a banned substance and has lost her
Career Change by Former Swimmer Meg Rulli Inspired Flipturn Cellars Wines Metaphorically, Meg Rulli was diving into a new career. Tangibly, though, it involved a literal ton of grapes. Rulli,
Anastasia Gorbenko Making History for Israel, Exceling in Olympic Year Over the past several years, Anastasia Gorbenko has emerged as Israel’s finest swimmer in many generations, a path which began with
U.S. Olympic Trials Preview, Day One: 400 Freestyle Finals to Open Selection Extravaganza American swimmers, coaches, officials and hundreds of thousands of fans will make their way to Lucas Oil
U.S. Olympic Trials Poll: Who Qualifies for the Paris Games in the Men’s 200 IM Over the next two weeks, Swimming World will run occasional polls revolving around specific events
Katie Ledecky to Release Memoir ‘Just Add Water’ in June Olympic swimmer Katie Ledecky has written a memoir that will be released in June. Ledecky revealed the title and cover
Welcome Back, Kristof Milak: Hungarian Star Reemerges at Mare Nostrum Less than a year ago, Kristof Milak had hit “rock-bottom.” He withdrew from the World Championships, citing his mental health, and
Cal Sweeps Cutino Awards: Nikolaos Papanikolaou, Isabel Williams Top Collegiate Water Polo Athletes The Olympic Club in downtown San Francisco turned into a hometown hootenanny as the local Cal Golden
Kate Douglass and Alex Walsh Put on Pre-Trials Show in 200 IM at NCAP Elite Qualifier The calendar says the United States Olympic Trials don’t start for another 13 days,
