The USA Swimming Foundation, the philanthropic arm of USA Swimming, today announced $157,745 has been awarded to an additional 21 swim lesson providers via its Learn-to-Swim Grant program. The two
The Lifestyle of a Swimmer: How Morning Practices Serve as a Bond By Pat Hallahan Author Pat Hallahan has been involved in the sport of swimming at many levels –
Purdue Keeps Junior National Qualifier Ripley Merritt In State NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Ripley Merritt of Yonder, Indiana, has elected to remain in-state for her college career after verbally committing to Purdue
Motivational Monday: Getting Back on the Blocks After a Poor Performance By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern. Every swimmer knows the excitement of a great race. The feeling of
Morning practices generate a unique bond between swimmers, as was discussed in this Swimming World feature that launched a new lifestyle series. Only swimmers understand the sensation of jumping into
Oregon State Champion Sydney Wilson Pledges Verbal to Arizona NEW COMMIT: The University of Arizona has picked up a new verbal pledge for the 2024-25 season and beyond from Sydney Wilson
Boston College Eagles Land Verbal From Junior National Qualifier Lizzie Oliphant NEW COMMIT: Boston College has secured a verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season and beyond from sprint freestlyer Lizzi Oliphant of
The Thrill of Relays: Exploring the Enjoyment of Racing with Teammates Picture this: You step onto the blocks to be the anchor leg of a relay. Your teammates are cheering.
4 Reasons Why Swim Friends Are the Best of the Best By Nicole E. Johnson Having a best friend is one of the greatest feelings in the world. They’re someone
Marcello Guidi And Lea Boy Win Respective Races At LEN Open Water Cup In Samorin Italy’s Marcello Guidi and Germany’s Lea Boy won the men’s and women’s events in the
