Alex Shackell Breaks Through to Major Level; Coach Credits ‘Consistent Dedication to Excellence’ Diving in for the anchor leg of her country’s 800 freestyle relay was Ariarne Titmus, as successful a
Frenchman Stéphane Lecat enters the International Swimming Hall of Fame as only the 26th Open Water Swimmer in ISHOF’s 58-year history, with 19 FINA World Cup professional race victories to
Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk, Wife of Distance Ace Mykhailo, Claims Silver Medal at World Track & Field Champs Four years after capturing a silver medal at the World Track & Field Championships
Podium Potpourri: Hali Flickinger Has Piled Up An Impressive Collection of International Medals The USA’s Hali Flickinger, who starred at the University of Georgia (three-time NCAA team champions in 2013,
Friday FunDay: Name That Swimmer! Can You Identify This Week’s Star (Vote Here) Once again, it’s time to tap into your swimming knowledge. Or, it’s time to do a little
Learning From Colleagues: How Swimming Promotes a Familial Relationship Among Coaches Swimming World explores the fraternal nature of how coaches learn from one another. Not surprisingly, such education isn’t always
By J.P. Mortenson, Swimming World College Intern. Regardless of how your season went, most swimmers need to take a break after the season is over to recover and prepare for
Temarie Tomley Joins Georgia Tech Staff as Assistant Coach Temarie Tomley has joined the coaching staff at Georgia Tech as an assistant coach, the Yellow Jackets announced on Wednesday. Tomley
Missouri Hires Bex Freebairn as Associate Head Coach The University of Missouri last week hired Bex Freebairn as an associate head coach, bringing her over after a successful stint at
ASCA Announces Candidates for Board of Directors The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) on Wednesday announced its candidates for the organization’s Board of Directors. Eight candidates have been put forth,
