World Aquatics Confirms 13 Additional Swimmers for Olympic 10K Races World Aquatics on Tuesday confirmed 13 additional swimmers for the Olympic open-water races in Paris on the basis of their
New Zealand Recovers 1912 Olympic Swimming Medal, Oldest in Nation’s History The New Zealand Olympic Committee has recovered the oldest Olympic gold medal in the country’s history, belonging to swimmer
Veterans Farida Osman, Quah Ting Wen Late Exclusions from Olympics Veteran female swimmers Farida Osman of Egypt and Quah Ting Wen of Singapore have been ruled out of the Paris
WADA-Appointed Independent Prosecutor Exonerates WADA in Chinese Doping Case The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) announced Tuesday that an independent prosecutor has cleared the organization of wrongdoing three years ago when
U.S. Paralympic Swimming Names Eight Assistant Coaches for Paris Paralympics U.S. Paralympic Swimming on Monday named eight assistant coaches who will be on staff for the Paris Paralympics. The assistants
Miami Ohio Hires Samantha Pitter as Head Coach Samantha Pitter is the new coach of Miami Ohio, coming over from the University of Pittsburgh to replace Hollie Bonewit-Cron. Bonewit-Cron in
Kate Simon, Michigan State Champion, Announces Verbal To Notre Dame NEW COMMIT: The University of Notre Dame has scored a new verbal commitment for the 2025-26 season and beyond from Kate Simon of
When the Olympic Games Last Visited Paris; A 100-Year Flashback When the Olympic Games return to Paris this summer, it will mark a century since the French capital last served
Which Swimmers Are Heavy Favorites to Win Olympic Gold? Just two-and-a-half weeks remain until Olympic swimming begins, and there are plenty of races expected to come down to the wire
Coaches Corner: Tips for Enhancing Streamline Skills After the Turn (Video) For several months, coach Andrew Sheaff has been a valuable contributor to Swimming World, offering tips on a variety
