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Kaitlin Sandeno Hogan announced an addition coming to the Hogan family. Sandeno and her husband Peter Hogan announced that they are expecting a baby boy. "Baby Boy Hogan coming this Spring 💙🙏🏼," Kaitlin Sandeno Hogan wrote on social media. View this post on Instagram ...

HALL, VAN DYKEN ARE BACK ON TOP By Phillip Whitten Minneapolis, MN - Gary Hall, Jr. and Amy Van Dyken, sprint king and queen of American swimming, made triumphant returns last night in their favorite event--the 50 meter freestyle--on the final evening of the USA Swimming National Championships in Mi...

Sydney 25th Anniverdsary: Misty Hyman and Her Epic Olympic Upset in 200 Butterfly (Video) On Sept. 19-20, 2000, Misty Hyman navigated a three-race journey that landed her Olympic glory. Twenty-five years later, we take a look at Hyman's epic upset of Susie O'Neill in the final of the 200-meter butte...

By Andy Ross. American swimmer Olivia Smoliga won eight gold medals at the 2018 FINA World Short Course Championships in Hangzhou, China this week, the most of any American woman all-time at a single short course championships. 24-year-old Kelsi Dahlia won seven gold medals this week, and won a silv...

Kaitlin Sandeno has stepped down as general manager of the DC Trident. Sandeno was one of the original GMs in the International Swimming League (ISL), one of the few front-office females in professional sports. She confirmed she is stepping down from her role. She also hired Cyndi Gallagher as head ...

Mark Schubert has accepted the position as the Associate Head Coach of the Mission Viejo Nadadores. For Schubert, his career will be coming full-circle as he returns to the post he thrived in for 13 years in the 1970s and 1980s. "My job description will be running the club. Bill and I have a great r...

Katie Ledecky On The Swim League:  “I really wanted to be there for the start - I am really excited to be a part of history"  When Katie Ledecky first heard about this crazy idea of putting on a professional swimming league - what would be the first global Pro-Team event in the sport's history - she...

U.S. Olympic Trials: Opening Night Provides an Atmosphere Like No Other Swimming is more than just a sport in the State of Indiana, and nowhere was that more on display than on night one of the U.S. Olympic Trials. In front of a crowd of more than 20,000 people, the most to ever attend an indoor swi...

Robert White Sr., a deeply respected and highly accoladed coach of 40 years and former Indiana University swimming star, passed away on Sunday, August 5, 2018 at the age of 91. White’s lifelong commitment and service to the sport garnered a NISCA Hall of Fame Award in 1999, forever memorialized at t...

By Sydney Mason, Swimming World College Intern. Many Swimming World readers grew up idolizing the great swimmers of the Athens, Beijing and London Olympic Games. However, a large number of these athletes have retired and are out of the spotlight. What happens to them after retirement? Do they hit th...

By Phillip Whitten and Michael Collins SYDNEY, September 16. WORLD records fell in all four final events on the first night of competition at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. In fact, five world marks fell in the four events. Women's 400 IM - FINALS GOLD - Klochkova UKR 4:33.59 WORLD RECORD! SI...

By Daniela Navarrete, Swimming World College Intern. Being one year away from the Olympics, swimmers from all over the world look forward to qualifying. It could mean achieving an A or B-cut, participate in National trials to come in as one of the fastest two, or being selected by FINA through the u...

Kaitlin Sandeno: Happiness and Persistence Can Produce Best Performances Kaitlin Sandeno dove into the sport of swimming fast and furiously. She began her senior year of high school with third, fourth, and sixth-place finishes on the sports’ greatest stage after competing in her first Olympic games ...

Natalie Coughlin left the competitive pool still one of the world’s top swimmers. After missing the Olympic team in 2016, Coughlin held a press conference at the trials to discuss her meet, insisting that she was not retiring. In fact, in the three years since the trials, she has never used the word...

By Phillip Whitten DECEMBER 8. THERE will be more than just a gold medal on the line for some American swimmers at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. USA Swimming is offering a juicy incentive to improve the quality of US distance swimming: a bonus of $1 million to an American swimmer who wins gold a...

By Phillip Whitten SYDNEY, Sept. 21 Events: Men's 50 Free - Prelims Top 16 advance to Semi-Finals: 1. Kizierowski POL 22.05 National Record 2. Hall, Jr USA 22.14 3. Popov RUS 22.15 4. Ervin USA 22.24 5. v.d.Hoogenband NED 22.32 6. Busquets PUR 22.42 7. Hawke AUS 22.45 8. Dedekind RSA 22.46 --- 9...

PHOENIX, Arizona, July 24. ONE of the most fun moments in each episode of The Morning Swim Show comes during the "Final Five" portion that concludes each interview, and we've got a fun collection of them on today's show! YouTube Measures Views Only For Episodes Watched On YouTube Subscribe to our Yo...

Since Natalie Coughlin walked off the pool deck at the 2016 Olympic trials, she has become a mother, written a cook book and helped develop a winery. The 12-time Olympic medalist is always in the fast lane. This week, that fast lane will be in the pool again as Coughlin will make her return to compe...

Kaitlin Sandeno and Jason Lezak, Team USA stars turned Pro-Sport General Managers, show their competitive sport as they tell Craig Lord why their sport needs the International Swimming League. Beyond filling "the void" between Olympics with a Pro-Team show like no other ever seen in the pool, the pi...

When Ky-lee Perry walked on the pool deck for her International Swimming debut, just being there was a huge accomplishment. From a personal standpoint, Perry had fulfilled a dream of becoming a professional swimmer. From a swimming standpoint, the ISL fulfilled its goal of being able to put on a saf...