Read moreFrom DI Champion to Swim School Owner: Inside a Cal Swimmer's Learn to Swim Approach05 April 2026A New Career Lane for Swimmers and Coaches The Silver Bear Difference: Investing in the Foundation of Swimming Partner Content | Swimming World Most families don’t enter swimming through swim meets and competitions. They enter through safety. “Eighty percent of the families who walk through our d...
Read moreHubert Kos Has Chance to Shift 200 Backstroke's Old-School Dominance05 April 2026Hubert Kos Has Chance to Shift 200 Backstroke's Old-School Dominance Take a look at the top-three performers in each of the 34 individual events contested at the international level. In 33 of the disciplines, at least one of the swimmers is active and training toward the 2028 Olympic Games in Los An...
Read moreSummer McIntosh Dominating 400 IM At Spectacular Level05 April 2026Summer McIntosh Dominating 400 IM At Spectacular Level An athlete’s dominance of an event can be measured in multiple ways. The number of consecutive global titles in a specific discipline. The gap between a world-record performance and the No. 2 performer in history. How many of the all-time top ma...
Read moreTrain in Hawaii With Olympic Coach Mark Schubert: Exclusive Summer Swim Camp05 April 2026The Mark Schubert Hawaii Swim Camp gives competitive swimmers from around the world the chance to train in Oahu with a focus on technique, video analysis, race strategy, speed, and mental preparation during two July sessions. Every summer, swimmers and families look for the right mix of development,...
Read moreZac Stubblety-Cook, Sam Williamson Back to Bolster Dolphins Breaststroke Stocks at Australian Open Championships04 April 2026Zac Stubblety-Cook Back To Bolster Dolphins Breaststroke Stocks At Australian Open Championships Aussie breaststroke aces Zac Stubblety-Cook and Sam Williamson are back on track for a busy international year of racing as he sets his sights on a third Olympics in LA in 2028. Twenty-seven-year-old 2.....
Read moreFrom Underdogs to Champions: How Northern California Water Polo Flipped the Script04 April 2026Northern California Won a Championship by Playing for Each Other Long overshadowed by Southern California in youth water polo, a Northern California group built around trust, role clarity, and unselfish play turned an underdog run into a breakthrough championship. Editor’s Note: The USA Water Polo O...
Read moreMariah Denigan, Ivan Puskovitch Wrap Up Sweeps at U.S. Open Water Championships04 April 2026Mariah Denigan, Ivan Puskovitch Wrap Up Sweeps at U.S. Open Water Championships The final day of the United States Open Water Championships looked much like the first two days, as Mariah Denigan and Ivan Puskovitch picked up victories in Sarasota, Florida. Already the winners of the 10k and 3k knock...
Read moreHow the NCAA Championships Inspired Atlanta’s Next Wave of Club Swimmers04 April 2026Dynamo Swim Club head coach Ian Murray explains how Georgia Tech’s NCAA stage gave his young swimmers a clearer picture of what’s possible. [caption id="attachment_639748" align="alignleft" width="450"] Ian Murray Head Coach Dynamo Swim Club[/caption] In the days leading up to the NCAA Swimming and ...
Read moreStanford's Henry McFadden Can Carry NCAA Momentum into Push for Pan Pacs04 April 2026Stanford's Henry McFadden Can Carry NCAA Momentum into Push for Pan Pacs Some athletes have a tendency to fly under the radar. Maybe they're the soft-spoken type. In some instances, they are overshadowed by a rival. Occasionally, their story is simply missed. Whatever the reason, select individuals ...
Read moreEvent Domination: Which Swimmers Own the Most Top Times in a Specific Event (Men's Edition)04 April 2026Event Domination: Which Swimmers Own the Most Top Times in a Specific Event (Men's Edition) Through the years, some athletes have dominated events at extreme levels, owning many of the top-10 times in an event's history. Think Michael Phelps in the 400-meter individual medley and 200 butterfly. Ian ...
Read moreOnly Five: The Events Where One Nation Owns Three of History's Top-Five Performers04 April 2026Only Five: The Events Where One Nation Owns Three of History's Top-Five Performers When conducting some research for an upcoming project, an interesting statistic emerged. Of the 17 individual events contested on the worldwide stage, only five feature a trio of top-five performers from the same coun...
Read moreIvan Puskovitch, Mariah Denigan Add 3k Knockout Titles at U.S. Open Water Championships03 April 2026Ivan Puskovitch, Mariah Denigan Add 3k Knockout Titles at U.S. Open Water Championships Coming off victories in the 10k events, Ivan Puskovitch and Mariah Denigan added 3k knockout titles to their collections during Friday action at the United States Open Water Championships in Sarasota, Florida. Th...
Read moreCommentary: Swimming Will Always Be There03 April 2026Commentary: Swimming Will Always Be There There is a moment, quiet and often unexpected, when it hits you: you’re done. Maybe it comes after your final race, when the adrenaline fades and the crowd noise dissolves into something distant. Maybe it arrives a few days later, when you wake up and reali...
Read moreFive Freshmen To Follow Post-NCAA Champs; Koby Bujak-Upton a Rising Star03 April 2026Five Freshmen To Follow Post-NCAA Champs; Koby Bujak-Upton a Rising Star It's been a week since the NCAA Men's Championships unfolded at the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta. While the University of Texas captured a 17th title in program history, Florida's Josh Liendo capped his college career with...
Read moreThe Longest-Lasting World Records in Each Event (Women's Edition)03 April 2026The Longest-Lasting World Records in Each Event (Women's Edition) World records are spectacular by nature, a performance better than anything previously produced. But some world records hold iconic status, thanks to their durability. For example, distance-freestyle legend Janet Evans owns three of t...
Read moreFederica Pellegrini & Matteo Giunta Welcome Second Daughter02 April 2026Federica Pellegrini & Matteo Giunta Welcome Second Daughter Two-time Olympic medallist and Italian swimming legend Federica Pellegrini has welcomed her second daughter with husband Matteo Giunta. The pair announced the arrival of Rachele, a baby sister to Mathilde who was born in early January 2024....
Read moreIndiana's Josh Bey Named Big Ten Swimmer of the Year; Ray Looze Named Coach of the Year02 April 2026Indiana's Josh Bey Named Big Ten Swimmer of the Year; Ray Looze Named Coach of the Year The Big Ten Conference announced its 2026 Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving postseason recipients on Thursday, as selected by the conference’s head coaches. Indiana’s Josh Bey was named Swimmer of the Year and Fr...
Read moreUSA Open Water Championships: Mariah Denigan, Ivan Puskovitch Win 10K Titles02 April 2026USA Open Water Championships: Mariah Denigan Holds off Hansen, Twichell for 10K Title The 2026 USA Swimming Open Water Championships kicked off with the women's and men's 10K national championship Thursday in Sarasota, Florida. Olympian Mariah Denigan, now training at Ohio State, was able to hold of...
Read moreThe Longest-Standing World Records in Each Event (Men's Edition)02 April 2026The Longest-Lasting World Records in Each Event (Men's Edition) What are the longest-standing world records in each event? Swimming World analyzed the sport's world-record progressions to present that data, which can be found below. It turns out that several current world records are also the most-e...
Read moreMia Briant Hands 2027 Verbal Commitment to Boston College02 April 2026Mia Briant Hands 2027 Verbal Commitment to Boston College NEW COMMIT: Boston College has scored a new verbal commitment for the 2027-28 season and beyond from Denver, Colo., native Mia Briant. Briant primarily specializes in distance freestyle. Regarding her commitment, she said: “I am so honored an...