Greg Meehan Withdraws from U.S. Coaching Staff for World Championships Stanford women’s coach Greg Meehan was initially scheduled to travel to Fukuoka, Japan, as a member of the U.S. coaching staff
NEW COMMIT: The University of Louisville has received a new verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season and beyond from Avery Karl of Shawnee Mission, Kansas. She will join Camden Doane, Camille Murray and Caroline Larsen in The
Freya Anderson To Focus On 200 Free In Fukuoka, Drops 100; Excited By Relay Potential After Scott Inspiration Freya Anderson has her eyes solely on the 200 free at the
Nikolett Padar Wins Double Gold Among Hungary Treble At European Juniors Nikolett Padar made two trips to the top of the podium as Hungary won three golds on day two of
World Championships Preview — Men’s Mid-Distance Freestyle: Popovici, Winnington Looking to Repeat The long-awaited Fukuoka World Championships have arrived. Originally, this meet was set for the summer of 2021 until
Wellness Wednesday: The Importance of Recovery Hydration (Try This Challenge!) In this installment of Wellness Wednesday, longtime Swimming World contributor Dawn Weatherwax reviews the importance of recovery through hydration. Hydration
Sara Curtis, Lana Pudar And Vlad Stancu Progress Through Heats At European Juniors Sara Curtis, Lana Pudar and Vlad Stancu all safely negotiated the second day of prelims at the
U.S. Wins Bronze at World Aquatics World Cup After Appeal Leads to Replay Team USA lost the bronze-medal game to Hungary at the World Aquatics World Cup on Sunday. Until
Indiana’s Noelle Peplowski, Andrew Capobianco among Big Ten Medal of Honor Recipients Indiana’s Noelle Peplowski and Andrew Capobianco were the school’s female and male recipients of the Big Ten Medal
Vivien Jackl Follows Golden Hungarian IM Tradition At European Juniors: Golden Relay Double For Italy Vivien Jackl was the first swimmer to be crowned at the 2023 European Junior Championships
