Mexico’s Miguel Alejandro de Lara Surging Toward Paris Games in 200 Breaststroke Miguel Alejandro de Lara has become the first Mexican swimmer to qualify for the 2024 Olympic Games in
35 Thoughts Swimmers Have While Watching Diving By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern It’s a safe assumption to say that the vast majority of swimmers — including myself —
How To Move On From A Bad Swim: 5 Helpful Tips We will all have a bad race or two, or sometimes even more throughout our swimming careers, but it’s
Summer McIntosh Set to Contest ‘Off’ Events at Atlanta Classic In just a couple of months, Summer McIntosh will be one of the focal points of the World Championships in
Chen Juner Breaks Longstanding Chinese Record in 200 Butterfly; Pan Zhanle Continues to Shine at Nationals An impressive week of performances at the Chinese National Championships wrapped up on Saturday
Rex Maurer Lowers National High School Record at CIF-Southern Section Championships After putting a scare into Grant Shoults’ National High School record in the 500 freestyle last year, Loyola senior Rex Maurer
Legendary Coach Frank Keefe Dies; Leaves Lasting Legacy At Numerous Stops Legendary swim coach Frank Keefe, who led Yale for more than 30 years and coached a slew of Olympians,
Summer Smith Transfers to Florida From Tennessee The University of Florida Swim and Dive team added USA National Team Member Summer Smith, head coach Anthony Nesty announced Friday. Smith will
Qin Haiyang Blasts 2:07.55 to Broach His 200 Breast Chinese Record Qin Haiyang won the men’s 200 breaststroke at Chinese Nationals on Friday, his time of 2:07.55 putting a scare
How They Train: The Work and Sets of Brendan Casey With Coach Tyler Fenwick In 2015, Brendan Casey had already established his bona fides as an accomplished distance swimmer. As
