Ona Carbonell, 23-Time World Champion Medalist Artistic Swimmer, Retires Ona Carbonell, a two-time Olympic medalist and 23-time World Championships medalist, announced her retirement from artistic swimming last week. The Spanish
Brian Barnes Hired as Duke Swimming’s New Head Coach Duke University on Monday announced the hiring of Brian Barnes as the program’s new director of swimming and diving. Barnes makes
The World Aquatics High Diving World Cup will make a splash at the Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center this week. The new state-of-the-art facility will host the event for the first
Young Swimmers Could Boost American Women Into World Title Hunt in 800 Freestyle Relay One year ago, the American women were longshot candidates to win a world title in the
A Glance At How Sarah Sjostrom Has Owned the 50-Meter Butterfly Earlier this month, we looked at the dominance of Katie Ledecky in the 800-meter freestyle, the event which launched
Fueling for Success: What and When to Eat For Optimal Performance As swimmers, we require a significant amount of calories to fuel ourselves properly for many hours of training. It’s
Hailey Hernandez, Jack Ryan Win 1-Meter National Titles Hailey Hernandez and Jack Ryan were crowned 1-meter springboard champions at the 2023 USA Diving National Championships on Saturday. Hernandez, of the
Alex Shackell Shines at Indy Spring Cup as Top Americans Tune-Up for Nationals Just over five weeks remain until the top American swimmers race for spots on the World Championships
Sarah Sjostrom Hits World-Leading Times In 50 Free And 50 Fly As Mare Nostrum Wraps Up In Monaco Sarah Sjostrom hit world-leading times in the 50 free and 50 fly
An Open Letter to Summer League Swimming With the summer league season arriving in many parts of the country, we rerun this commentary from the Swimming World archive that provides
