Earning Your Ducks: A Summer Coach’s Playbook for Teaching Young Swimmers a Positive Mindset Standing in the ice-cold water and ready to coach, I am watching kids splash and laugh
Survey Results Suggest Masters Swimmers Interested in Third Competition Group By Jennifer Rines – Guest Editorial Swimming World ran an informal poll during the summer, asking readers about possible competition
Throwback Thursday: Alexander Dale Oen Wins Emotional Gold for Norway at His Final Major Meet The news was a gut punch not just for his family and friends but for
By Jinq En Phee, Swimming World College Intern. As a competitive swimmer myself, I understand that we’re all constantly looking for ways to improve ourselves and become a better swimmer.
USA Swimming Announces Nominees for Golden Goggle Awards Following a 50-medal performance in the pool by the United States at the 2026 Pan Pacific Championships in Irvine, California, USA Swimming
Cam McEvoy Confirms His 100m Freestyle Return on the World Aquatics Silk Road World Cup Tour The world’s fastest man Cam McEvoy will officially launch his comeback to the 100m
Open-water swimmer, coach and cancer-prevention advocate Carly Miller has successfully completed the English Channel, finishing the 32.9-kilometer (20.4-mile) crossing from England to France in 11 hours and 41 minutes (pending
National Age Group Record Holder Shareef Elaydi Verbals to Texas for 2027 NEW COMMIT: One of the top recruits in his class, Shareef Elaydi has announced his verbal commitment to the
Lawsuit Filed Against Hanover College After Elimination of Women’s Swimming Program Four members of the women’s swimming team at Hanover College in Indiana have filed a sex discrimination lawsuit against
Aussie Star Kaylee McKeown Taking Remainder of Year Off from International Racing Australian superstar Kaylee McKeown, a five-time Olympic gold medalist, will not compete in international competition during the remainder
