PHOENIX, Arizona, May 7. THE Wednesday edition of The Morning Swim Show clears up information from the FINA Open Water World Championships, previews another Olympic race and visits the International
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, May 6. THE International Olympic Committee recently released a clarification to its protest rules within the IOC's code of conduct for athletes, according to a report by the
OTTAWA, Canada, May 6. SWIMMING Canada announced its coaching staff nomination for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Canada 27-member team will be led by National Coach Pierre Lafontaine, Head
By Steven Munatones, Swimming World Special Correspondent SEVILLE, Spain, May 6. IN many of the recent media articles about the 2008 World Open Water Championships in Seville, much has been
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 6. A variety of helpful articles for swimmers of all levels populate the content of the SWIM section of the May issue of Swimming World Magazine. Karlyn
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 6. THE Tuesday edition of The Morning Swim Show features a new host and an interview with the newest American Olympian. To view this show click here.
COLLEGE PARK, Maryland, May 5. SEAN Schimmel has been named the head coach of the University of Maryland men's and women's swimming and diving program, director of athletics Deborah A.
MONTREAL, Canada, May 5. OVER the weekend at the FINA Diving Grand Prix held in Montreal, the Chinese won the bulk of the medals as is usually the case. Gleb
By Oene Rusticus, Swimming World European correspondent NIEUWEGEIN, Netherlands, May 5. THE Royal Dutch Swimming Federation has announced its 2008 Beijing Olympic Roster. Here are the swimmers invited to the
By Steven Munatones, Swimming World Special Correspondent SEVILLE, Spain, May 5. AT the race promoter's meeting in Seville prior to the 2008 World Open Water Swimming Championships, FINA announced its
