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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 29. IN May, USA Swimming’s SwimToday campaign got the Twitterverse buzzing with a #funnestsport hashtag that had swimming fans talking about the ways the sport is, well, the funnest sport. The SwimToday campaign is a joint effort of nearly a dozen organizations to boost partic...

By Kate Walter, Swimming World Intern.  Over the past few years there has been an explosion of social media trends in the swimming community. Swimmers of all ages flock to Instagram, Facebook or Twitter to post videos of themselves participating in a certain challenge. Olympians have even joined in ...

Special thanks to ArenaUSA for proudly sponsoring our coverage of the Arena Grand Prix circuit. For all of our coverage and more, please visit our event coverage page AUSTIN, Texas, January 18. SO many potentially special swims could be in play this evening after a strong preliminary session at the ...

PHOENIX - This is the Poll of the week for Wednesday January 21, 2015 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. Over the next few weeks we are going to ask our viewers some poll specific questions about Swimming World Magazine and SwimmingWorld.com. Note: YouTube Measures Views Only For Episo...

PHOENIX, Arizona, June 29. SWIMMING World offers up-to-the-second live coverage of a variety of meets via our Twitter account @SwimmingWorld. Come join us as we keep up with everything that happens at the Fran Crippen Memorial TYR Swim Meet of Championship this evening. Click the button below to fol...

PHOENIX, Arizona, May 8. SWIMMING World is proud to partner with adidas to provide our fans a unique opportunity to interact with Olympic gold medalist Cesar Cielo. Next week, Cielo will be touring the adidas headquarters in Germany, where he will take time out to answer some of YOUR social media-ge...

BALTIMORE, Maryland, February 1. TODAY was an embarrassment of riches in terms of being a swimming fan on Twitter. On top of head coach Mike Bottom working with his staff to live tweet the Ohio State, Michigan dual meet, NBAC head coach Bob Bowman decided to show off his crew's Saturday practice. Ni...

FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas, February 1. ARKANSAS wrapped up two more regular season victories on Saturday afternoon with convincing wins over Vanderbilt and Kansas. The Razorbacks won 14 of 16 events, including NCAA Zone qualifying marks by divers Hannah Bortnick and Kesha Naylor. Arkansas Press Release...

Swimming Australia unveils “Greatness Starts Somewhere” Australia has a rich and storied history when it comes to Olympic swimming – winning a total of 58 gold medals since Sydney lifesaver Freddie Lane won double gold in the River Seine at the 1900 Games in Paris. From the first females Sarah ‘Fann...

by Lander Eicholzer, Swimming World College Intern 2016 was a great year for swimming. It was an Olympic year, after all, and the United States reasserted its global dominance in the sport after a less-than-stellar 2015 World Championships. In fact, in a year that was objectively terrible in the wid...

By Sarah Berman, Swimming World College Intern. The Bloomington stop of the 2019 TYR Pro Series that occurred from May 16 to 19 featured numerous acclaimed story lines. There was Nathan Adrian’s return to racing, Annie Lazor posting the top 200 breaststroke time in the world, Cody Miller’s lifetime ...

PHOENIX - This is the Poll of the week for Wednesday January 14, 2015 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. Over the next few weeks we are going to ask our viewers some poll specific questions about Swimming World Magazine and SwimmingWorld.com. Note: YouTube Measures Views Only For Episo...

LINCOLN, Nebraska, January 25. THE Nebraska women's swimming and diving team picked up a win in its final home meet of the season, sending its senior class out on a winning note with a 160-140 win over Illinois. The Cornhuskers won more than half the events, including six in a row, to take down the ...

Photo by Griffin Scott PHOENIX, Arizona, September 30. IN the hours since the news broke that Michael Phelps was charged with driving under the influence and speeding in Baltimore, the swimming community has taken to Twitter to let their opinions known. We’ve embedded many of them below. Thankful it...