Six-Time Olympic Medalist Brendan Hansen Recovering from Patellar Tendon Tears in Both Knees Six-time Olympic medalist Brendan Hansen, USA Swimming’s National Junior Team Director, is on the mend after tearing
Cal Adds Brody Lewis, Keanan Dols to Coaching Staff The University of California on Friday named Brody Lewis and Keanan Dols as assistant coaches. Lewis spent four seasons as an
Youngster to Watch: Yumeki Kojima Maintaining Japanese Medley Tradition A decade ago, Kosuke Hagino captured Olympic gold in the 400-meter individual medley at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Virginia’s Todd DeSorbo Named ASCA George Haines Coach of the Year University of Virginia coach Todd DeSorbo has been named the ASCA George Haines Coach of the Year for the
Slovenian Olympian Katja Fain Reveals Leukemia Diagnosis Slovenian Olympian Katja Fain revealed this week on social media that she is battling chronic myeloid leukemia. Fain posted on social media this
Poolside Passport: Meet Breaststroke Star Eneli Jefimova of Estonia … and N.C. State Poolside Passport is one of Swimming World’s newest features, an engaging opportunity to get to know athletes
World Record Double-Double: When Kaylee McKeown and Regan Smith Both Swam Under a Record Twice in a Week Women’s backstroke has belonged to Kaylee McKeown and Regan Smith since Smith broke
Remembering Andy O’Grady – Former UCLA Swimmer That Died in the World Trade Center on 9/11 September 11, 2026 marks the 25th anniversary of the deadly terrorist attacks that occurred
Forgotten Camera Kept Ian Thorpe from Being Atop World Trade Center on 9/11 From the Archive Australian swimming legend Ian Thorpe, who starred at the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games,
With the impending demolition of the Michigan State University IM West building, the MSU Swimming and Diving Alumni have planned one final farewell to the program’s longtime home. On Saturday,
