Swimming World Magazine

Swimming World is a monthly magazine focused on swimming, based in the United States. It originally launched as Junior Swimmer in January 1960. In addition to its print publication, it operates a website dedicated to swimming, which was previously called SwimInfo until 2006. The magazine's main office is located in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Grant House Got Involved With NCAA Lawsuit to ‘Open Up The Doors,’ Not Deny Opportunities (VIDEOS)

2 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | David Rieder

Grant House Got Involved With NCAA Lawsuit to ‘Open Up The Doors,’ Not Deny Opportunities When he became associated with the lawsuit that would later bear his name, Grant House had no idea of the wide-ranging implications for college sports that would result over the next several years. He never expected to be the individual his fellow swimmers would blame for losing their opportunities to swim in college.
Who Could Emerge as 100 Breaststroke Queen in 2025?

3 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | David Rieder

Who Could Emerge as 100 Breaststroke Queen in 2025? The last six global-level long course competitions have all seen a different swimmer earn the top step of the podium. That trend began following the 2019 World Championships, which marked the last gold medal for Lilly King in the 100 breaststroke.
Rex Maurer Will Aim to Turn College Wins into International Rise

4 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | David Rieder

Rex Maurer Will Aim to Turn College Wins into International RiseEntering the summer championship season, the U.S. women continue to look like the world’s deepest and most dominant team. They won 18 medals at the Paris Olympics and are now set up for success at the Singapore World Championships following strong showings all-around at the recent Pro Series meet in Fort Lauderdale.
Second-Half Surge Carries Stanford Over USC for NCAA Women's Water Polo Title

4 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn

Second-Half Surge Carries Stanford Over USC for NCAA Women’s Water Polo TitleFor the 10th time in school history, Stanford reigns as the champion of the NCAA Women’s Water Polo Tournament. The top-seeded Cardinal (25-1) wrapped up a dominant season on Sunday by claiming an 11-7 victory over the University of Southern California at the Indiana University Natatorium.
A Week of Katie Ledecky Stats (Day One): A Look at All the Records of Her Storied Career

5 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | David Rieder

A Week of Katie Ledecky Stats (Day One): All the Records of Her Storied CareerOne week after she stunningly lowered her world record in the 800-meter freestyle to 8:04.12, Swimming World is kicking off A Week of Katie Ledecky Statistics. Each day for the next week, we’ll run a short piece that highlights Ledecky-related stats, numbers that place additional context on her legendary career. For more than a decade, Katie Ledecky has been breaking records.
Teagan O'Dell Finishes 0.05 Off Own National High School Record in 200 IM

5 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | David Rieder

Teagan O’Dell Finishes 0.05 Off Own National High School Record in 200 IMA record-breaking high school swimming career for Santa Margarita Catholic’s Teagan O’Dell is nearing a end, with the 2023 National High School Swimmer of the Year and Junior Pan Pacific gold medalist set to enroll at Cal-Berkeley next fall.
After Semifinal Wins, Stanford and USC to Clash for NCAA Women's Water Polo Title

5 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn

Stanford and USC to Clash for NCAA Women’s Water Polo TitleStanford and USC will meet for the fourth time this season on Sunday, the latest matchup to determine the champion of the NCAA Women’s Water Polo Tournament. Stanford and USC advanced to the final with semifinal victories during Saturday action at the Indiana University Natatorium. After Stanford dispatched Hawaii, 13-4, USC earned a 15-13 win over defending champion UCLA.
Luka Mijatovic Notches Impressive Freestyle Double at North Coast Section Champs

5 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn

Luka Mijatovic Notches Impressive Freestyle Double at North Coast ChampsTeenage distance sensation Luka Mijatovic made a push at the national high school record in the 500-yard freestyle while racing Saturday at the California Interscholastic Federation North Coast Sectionals. The 16-year-old Mijatovic, a sophomore at Foothill High School, touched the wall in 4:14.17, an effort that was a little more than a second off the 2023 scholastic standard of Rex Maurer, who owns the mark at 4:12.70.
Stanford, UCLA Advance to Semifinals of NCAA Women's Water Polo Tournament

6 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn

Stanford, UCLA Advance to Semifinals of NCAA Women’s Water Polo TournamentThe quarterfinals of the NCAA Women’s Water Polo Tournament featured the top four seeds advancing to the semifinals during Friday action at the famed Indiana University Natatorium. Top seeded Stanford and defending champion UCLA could be on a collision course to meet in the title game after securing victories in their opening contests. Here’s a look at the quarterfinal results.
Cameron McEvoy Targeting Sub-21 Performance in 50 Freestyle, Cielo's World Record

6 days ago | swimmingworldmagazine.com | John Lohn

Cameron McEvoy Targeting Sub-21 Performance in 50 Freestyle, Cielo’s World RecordThe resume of Cameron McEvoy reveals a sprint star who has achieved two of the three elements of the sport’s Triple Crown. He is the reigning Olympic champion in the 50-meter freestyle, having secured that title at last summer’s Games in Paris. He is a world champion in the event, ticking off that accomplishment at the 2023 World Champs in Fukuoka.