Virginia senior Kate Douglass was named the CSCAA Women’s Swimmer of the Meet and Todd DeSorbo was named Women’s Swim Coach of the Year after helping Virginia to its third
Legendary Lookback: When 1995 Hailed to Michigan and a Team For the Ages Despite not swimming the men’s 400 freestyle relay—due to a clerical error on the official relay card
Sarah Sjostrom Goes 53.44 In 100 Free At Giant Open; Tes Schouten Rewrites Dutch Record Books Sarah Sjostrom, Maxime Grousset and Marrit Steenbergen delivered noteworthy performances at the 2023 Giant
Chinese Teen Wang Haoyu Clocks Sub-48 In 100 Freestyle At Spring Champs; Olympic Titlist Wang Shun Looks Strong Another teenager is making noise in the 100-meter freestyle, as 17-year-old Wang
The Long Haul: Powerhouse Queens University In Process of Making Leap to Division I Ranks Queens University of Charlotte has dominated NCAA Division II swimming and diving, claiming seven straight
Brent Rutemiller Honored With NISCA’s Collegiate Award Brent Rutemiller took swimming coverage to new heights when he took over as publisher of Swimming World Magazine. For decades, he developed the
Coming into the 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships, Stanford’s Torri Huske was looking forward to putting together some stellar swims. The sophomore completely nailed that goal, putting together some
The 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships concluded from Knoxville, Tennessee, on Saturday night. Swimming World Chief Photographer Peter H. Bick was on hand to capture the
Two years ago, the Texas women’s swim team got third place and the Longhorns finally got their hands on a trophy. They partied like they won the meet. It was
Virginia Dominates NCAA Women’s Championships, Wins Third Consecutive Team Title in ‘Mind-Blowing’ Fashion When the University of Virginia won the school’s first-ever national title in women’s swimming two years ago,
