World Record Holder Coleman Stewart Joins Duke as an Assistant Coach Newly retired world record holder Coleman Stewart will begin his college coaching career as an assistant at Duke University,
Australian Men Again Assemble Medal-Contending Freestyle Relays For the third consecutive year, Australia will head to the year’s major international competition favored for gold in both women’s freestyle relays. That
Swimming Siblings: When Two (or More) Members of One Family Achieved International Success When a child dives into summer league or club swimming for the first time, he or she
Special Sets: A Look At the Training of Carmel’s Alex Shackell, a Teenage Rising Star Alex Shackell helped the Carmel High School girls secure their 37th consecutive state crown last
The Sometimes Neglected Aspects of Swimming On occasion, Swimming World accepts submissions from its readers. The following article was submitted by Luke Schwenk, a captain and All-American at St. Mary’s
Australian Trials: Olympic Gold Medal Foursome To Lead 38-Strong Dolphins Swim Team For Fukuoka World Championships Australia’s Tokyo Olympic gold medallists Ariarne Titmus, Emma McKeon, Kaylee McKeown and Zac Stubblety-Cook
A Champion Beyond the Waves: A Dive Into the Life of Regan Smith Dive into the swimming world, and you’ll find an incandescent star in the form of Regan Smith.
Australian Trials (Day 6): Cameron McEvoy Rockets To No 1 In The World With A Sizzling 21.27 to set pool alight in Melbourne Triple Olympian Cameron McEvoy has today rocketed
Australian Trials (Day 5): Mollie O’Callaghan Sinks Two Olympic Champions And Now Chases A Slice of World Championship History in Fukuoka Teenage sensation and defending champion Mollie O’Callaghan (St Peters
Open Water Swimmer Are Not Limited to Eight Lanes In the Pool, But …. One might think that a big wide-open lake or ocean could accommodate thousands of swimmers and,
