Knoxville Races to Watch (Women’s): 200 IM World Champions Face Off Against Teenage Golden Threat The first American gold medal at last year’s World Championships came in the women’s 200
11 Defining Milestones In the Career of a Swimmer By Josie Wise There are thousands of swimmers around the globe, and even though everyone’s swimming journey looks a little different,
Steve Genter Auctioning Off Three Medals from 1972 Munich Olympics A trio of Olympic medals from the 1972 Games will be up for grabs at an Olympic themed auction by
Emma Vu woke up in terror. Fast asleep on her flight, she was jolted awake. The content marketing specialist at arena and age group coach with Tigard Tualatin Swim Club
The SwimLight: Getting to Know Chris Guiliano Chris Guiliano, a junior from Notre Dame, has recently made a name for himself in the world of competitive swimming. As a qualifier
What’s At Stake as Olympic Year Commences in Knoxville The first Pro Swim Series meet of the year typically lacks much pizazz. The elite professional swimmers are just finishing up
Freestyler Allison Bischoff Pledges 2025 Verbal to Virginia NEW COMMIT: The University of Virginia has received an in-state verbal commitment for the 2025-26 season and beyond from freestyle specialist Allison Bischoff out
Four Ingredients That Contribute to a Positive Team Culture By Catherine Gibbs, Swimming World College Intern Have you ever been on a “downer” team: One that is filled with negativity,
Q&A With McKendree University Coach Jimmy Tierney Born into a swimming family, Jimmy Tierney has never strayed far from his aquatic roots. A longtime Northwestern women’s coach, he is now
The Phases of Swimming: From Lessons to Retirement By Erin Himes, Swimming World College Intern In the normal life cycle of a career, there are a few phases of swimming
