Aussie Zac Stubblety-Cook Is Runaway Winner As Pacific Rim Male Swimmer Of the Year Since the end of Kosuke Kitajima’s stellar career, the men’s breaststroke ranks have been there for
By Lillian Nelson, Swimming World College Intern In the coming months, seniors across the country will begin to count down their final days being defined as college swimmers, and transitioning
NCAA Women’s Swim of the Year: Kate Douglass Becomes Fastest All-Time in 200 Breaststroke Early on during her junior year at the University of Virginia, Kate Douglass told Cavaliers head coach Todd
As the year 2022 draws to a close, Swimming World looks back on its year in covers. From Australian star Ariarne Titmus in January, to the World Swimmers of the
Pieter Coetze Tops Field As Swimming World Male African Swimmer of the Year The rise of Pieter Coetze has been something South Africa and the rest of the swimming world
American Coach of the Year: Anthony Nesty Led U.S. to Historic Worlds It would be difficult, given the career of Anthony Nesty in the pool, to somehow come close to topping
Male Relay of the Year: Kibler, Foster, Julian and Smith Put American Men Back on Top of 800 Free Relay The American men had never missed the Olympic podium. Not
The 2022 year was a spectacular year for swimming. World records were broken, championships were won and rivalries continued. Heartbreak also happened as the sport continued to run through the
South Africa’s Lara van Niekerk Named Swimming World Female African Swimmer of the Year A year ago, South Africa’s Lara van Niekerk watched as compatriot Tatjana Schoenmaker became an Olympic
World-Renowned Coach James Gibson Visits Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast Although we are nearing the end of 2022, the Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast is not easing to the finish.
