John Lohn
Editor-in-Chief at Swimming World Magazine
Editor-in-Chief of Swimming World. Author of five books, including Below the Surface. Teacher/Media Specialist. Dad of 3 girls. Philly Born.
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swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn
The Rising International Stars to Watch on Road to LA28 (Women’s Edition)The early stages of each quad provide an opportunity to look ahead, particularly at a handful of athletes who might have an impact at the next Olympic Games. Although several veterans will maintain a presence on the international podium, it’s interesting to monitor who is developing and has the potential to rise to elite status.
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swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn
A Look at the Rising International Stars Prepared to Make a Mark (Men’s Edition)The countdown to the next Olympic Games is already on, the page having turned from last summer in Paris to what will unfold when Los Angeles welcomes the world in 2028. Of course, some of today’s well-known international stars are expected to maintain their presence as gold-medal contenders, such as four-time Olympic champion Leon Marchand.
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swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn
Tessa Giele Caps Dutch Championships with Double; Caspar Corbeau Wins 100 BreaststrokeThe final day of the Dutch Championships featured a pair of victories from Tessa Giele, who beat the competition in the women’s 50-meter backstroke and 100 butterfly. Giele opened the last session of the four-day meet by winning the 50 backstroke in 27.53, which was one of two performances under the 28-second barrier. Giele was followed to the wall by Maaike de Waard, who recorded a time of 27.87.
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swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn
Sans Marchand, Maxime Grousset Powers French Championships with 50 Fly RecordThe French Championships typically ignite a Leon Marchand Watch, but with the four-time Olympic medalist not in Montpellier for the meet, Maxime Grousset admirably filled the void. Grousset sparked the first day of competition by breaking his own French record in the 50-meter butterfly with a clocking of 22.70.
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swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn
Milou van Wijk Registers Speedy 50 Freestyle at Dutch Champs; Nyls Korstanje Claims 100 Fly TitleThrough the first two days of the Dutch Championships, Marrit Steenbergen was unbeatable while securing titles in the 100-meter freestyle and 100 backstroke. But on Night Three, Steenbergen was denied a third gold medal. Racing the 50 freestyle, Milou van Wijk sped to a championship-record time of 24.29, an effort that was comfortably clear of the 24.69 recorded by Steenbergen.
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