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USA Swimming Announces Knoxville As First TYR Pro Swim Series Site in January

20 September 2018

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The 2019 TYR Pro Swim Series will kick-off the new year January 9-12 in Knoxville, Tenn., USA Swimming announced today. The four-day meet will take place at

Tim Hinchey Addresses Safe Sport in Annual State of the Sport Letter

20 September 2018

USA Swimming CEO and President Tim Hinchey released his annual State of the Sport letter on the organization’s website yesterday. Hinchey outlines the progress and initiatives across USA Swimming, but chose to open

Forged In the Dark

19 September 2018

By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. It is 5 a.m. Your alarm goes off and you roll over, groaning that you have to get out of bed. Dragging yourself

Elaine Breeden Takes First Swim With Daughter 10 Years After Olympics

19 September 2018

By Dan D’Addona. Ten years ago, Elaine Breeden was at the top of the swimming world, competing in her first Olympic Games. When she dove into the water in Beijing,

USA Swimming Athletes’ Committee Statement On World Anti-Doping Agency Plan to Accelerate Russia Reinstatement

19 September 2018

On Wednesday, USA Swimming’s Athletes’ Committee released a statement on the World Anti-Doping Agency’s plan to accelerate Russia’s reinstatement, saying, “it is our future, our sport, and our responsibility to

Should College Swimmers Study Abroad?

19 September 2018

By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. College is about opening yourself up to new experiences and finding out who you want to be. Some students do this through their

4 Crucial Goals to Set for Your Best Season Yet

18 September 2018

By Taylor Byers, Swimming World College Intern. For most swimmers, summer has come to an end and school is back in session. This means the swim season has begun or

Q&A with Johnnie Means on Diversity & Inclusion

18 September 2018

By Xonzy Gaddis, Swimming World College Intern. For over 50 years, distinguished swimming coach Johnnie Means has been a vocal activist on the advancement of people of color in the

Abrahm DeVine Stepping Out as Elite IMer and Gay Swimmer

16 September 2018

By David Rieder. Before he came to Stanford in the fall of 2015, Abrahm DeVine never saw himself becoming a nationally-relevant swimmer. But at the end of that first year,

2017-18 Scholastic All-America Selections Announced by USA Swimming

14 September 2018

USA Swimming announced the 2017-18 Scholastic All-America selections, honoring the top high school swimmers who were as strong in the classroom as they were in the pool. There were 1,620

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