Dolan Heads Honorees for International Swimming Hall of Fame
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, April 7. TOM Dolan, who overcame the effects of asthma to become an Olympic champion and world record holder, was among 10 athletes chosen Thursday for the
New Technique Tip Now Posted: Freestyle – Balanced Breath
By Glenn Mills PHOENIX, AZ., April 7. Swimming World's latest Tip on Technique is now available on our website. Click Here To Read More
Otylia Jedrzejczak Returns to Competition
April 7. POLAND’S Otylia Jedrzejczak, world record-holder and reigning world and Olympic champion in the 200-meter butterfly, made a triumphant return to competition last Saturday in a tri-meet between Poland,
Amanda Beard’s Blog About The World Swimming Championships in Shanghai, China
SHANGHAI, China, April 7. AMANDA Beard's Blog: There has already been a lot of exciting action in the pool as we head into Day 3 of the 8th FINA World
Lochte Takes 400 I.M. in American-Record Time at World Short Course Champs
SHANGHAI, China, April 6. JUST two weeks removed from a spectacular display at the NCAA Championships, Ryan Lochte registered another stellar performance on Thursday, during the second night of action
This Week in Aquatic Swim History – ALFRED HAJOS … Ever Heard of Him?
By Chuck Kroll Sponsored by The International Swimming Hall of Fame SEATTLE, Wash., April 6. THE year was 1896. For ten days from April 6-15, a total of 311 athletes
Exciting Swims and Famous Faces Highlight Second Day of YMCA Nationals
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, April 5. CELEBRITY appearances and National records highlighted the second day of the YMCA National Championships. Two special guests presented awards tonight at the Nationals. Newly appointed
DeScenza Wins Honda Award
ATHENS, Georgia. April, 5. MARY DeScenza of the University of Georgia has been chosen as the 2006 recipient of the Honda Award for swimming and diving, signifying the senior as
New Iowa State AD Plans to Bring Men’s Swimming Back
By Phillip Whitten April 5. MOST of the recent news on the future of Olympic sports at the collegiate level – particularly men’s Olympic sports – has been dismal. Nearly
Hoff Named USOC SportsWoman of the Year
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, April 6. OLYMPIAN Katie Hoff (Towson, Md. / North Baltimore) was voted the 2005 United States Olympic Committee SportsWoman of the Year Wednesday, the first time a