Triple Olympic Champion Pieter van den Hoogenband Named Team Netherlands Chef de Mission For Paris 2024 Three-time Olympic champion Pieter van den Hoogenband has been named Chef de Mission for
The Former Swimmer: 5 Things They Miss From the Daily Grind (From the Swimming World Archive) By Lauren Williams, Swimming World Intern I never thought the day would come when
LSU’s Brooks Curry continues to pick up speed. The Olympic sprinter threw down an 18.94 swim to win the 50 freestyle on Wednesday on Day 1 of the Art Adamson
The 2022 Art Adamson Invitational kicked off at Texas A&M on Wednesday. Several colleges from around the country are participating in the invitational, one of several midseason college invites taking
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) voted to suspend the National Paralympic Committees of Russia and Belarus on Wednesday’s Extraordinary General Assembly in Berlin, because of the war with Ukraine. The
Rutgers graduate student Rachel Kimmel was named the Big Ten Swimmer of the Week by the league office on Wednesday afternoon. Kimmel is the second Scarlet Knight to earn a
Sydney Pickrem Back to Elite Form, Balancing Texas A&M and Canadian Training Sydney Pickrem wasn’t happy in the sport of swimming After finishing her college career and turning professional, the
Thomas Ceccon & Benedetta Pilato Among 20-Strong Italy Squad For World Short-Course Championships Thomas Ceccon and Benedetta Pilato are among four individual world champions named in a 20-strong Italy squad
By: Kate Smarjesse, Swimming World College Intern There are a few sentences Coach can say that really kill the mood at practice. Our expressions sink when our coaches say certain things,
Reece Whitley on Resurgence After Reflection: ‘Fresh Perspective Changed My Outlook’ Reece Whitley was at a crossroads. After helping Cal win the NCAA championship as a senior, there were plenty
