Splashbacks 2023 – The Leading Stories From Jan.-Feb.; Transgender Swimmer Iszac Henig Switches Programs Traditionally, Swimming World caps each year by revisiting some of its most-read stories from the previous
Do The Right Thing: The Unspoken Rules of Lane Etiquette Any swimmer knows the unspoken rules of sharing a lane with other swimmers, whether it is at a meet or
Longhorns Land 2025 Verbal From In-Stater John Simmons NEW COMMIT: The University of Texas has picked up a new verbal commitment for its growing class of 2029, this time from in-state
NCAA Swim of the Year (Female): Kate Douglass Obliterates Competition, Records in 200 IM Any of the three individual swims Kate Douglass recorded at her final NCAA Championships would have been
Ahmed Hafnaoui Named Swimming World’s African Male Swimmer of the Year; Targeting World Records Ahmed Hafnaoui has earned the right to dream big. As he left Fukuoka, Japan, this summer,
Alexia Sotomayor, Peruvian National Record Holder, Chooses Arizona State NEW COMMIT: Arizona State University has gained a big verbal commitment for Fall 2025 from Peruvian national record holder Alexia Sotomayor, who
As 2023 takes us into an Olympic year, Swimming World looks back on its year in covers. From Cal superstar Destin Lasco to Regan Smith, Bob Bowman and the rise
Chinese 400 Medley Relay Earns World Male Relay of the Year Honors Especially in relay action, it’s rare for the top performance of the year to materialize at a competition
Dave Durden Name Swimming World’s American Coach of the Year Sure, the United States has featured more talent in the pool than any other nation in history. Yet, that talent
Tatjana Schoenmaker Named African Female Swimmer of the Year (Full Voting) The only person surprised by what Tatjana Schoenmaker can accomplish in the pool remains Tatjana Schoenmaker. She is an
