Winning Assistants (Part II): Succession Has Been a Routine Name of the Game SwimmingWorldMagazine.com previously featured Jim Steen and a string of Kenyon assistants who have found success as aquatic
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The 2024 World Aquatics Championship had four semifinal events on Day 4 from Doha. Swimmers punched their tickets into the finals in the men’s 100 freestyle, women’s 50 backstroke, women’s
World Championships, Day 4 Finals: Tomoru Honda Pulls Away To Win 200 Fly For First Global Gold Tomoru Honda fought a stroke-for-stroke battle with Alberto Razzetti before pulling away in
World Championships: Daniel Wiffen Makes History for Ireland with 800 Free Gold Ireland had never before won a medal at the World Aquatics Championships in the long-course pool. There will
World Championships, Day 4 Finals: Siobhan Haughey Dominates 200 Free For First World L/C Title Siobhan Haughey claimed her first world long-course title with a dominant victory in the 200m
View a Complimentary Digital Issue of Swimming World Magazine (Year in Review and Olympic Anticipation) In conjunction with the announcement that Swimming World Magazine has been acquired by H2Media, a
Q&A With Seton School Coach Jim Koehr Exposure to swimming changed the trajectory of Jim Koehr’s life. As such, this entrepreneur/swim coach has made swimming the Seton School’s (Manassas, Virginia)
