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Swimming: Snyders on form at world champs
Breaststroke swimmer Glenn Snyders produced a top class swim on the third morning of the world champs
Swimmer breaks world record... by accident
American swimming sensation Katie Ledecky has set a world record mark - without intending to do so.
Swimming: Boyle into final as world record tumbles
Lauren Boyle is through to her second world championship final but she was overshadowed by a world record time.
Boyle an inspiration for young Kiwis at world champs
Lauren Boyle has her own high grade ambitions at the world swimming championships starting in Kazan, Russia, late tomorrow night.
Swimmers hope chances not sunk
As the swimming world championships commence in Russia tomorrow, the Olympic hopes of several New Zealand swimmers remain up in the air.
Swimming: Ocean swim helps endure dark days
Early in 2012 a group of friends chatting around a table agreed Nic McCloy could probably do an ocean swim race - if she spent a couple of years training to do so.
Swimmers have 16 reasons to smile
Returning from the IPC world champs in Glasgow with a bumper haul of medals, the paralympic swimming team are now looking ahead to Rio.
Five berths in Rio for Kiwis
New Zealand swimmers delivered at the right time and are now well placed to press on to next year's Rio Paralympics after a strong performance at the IPC world championships.
Swimming: Boyle staying low key before world champs
You won't get New Zealand's best swimmer Lauren Boyle shouting the odds about herself any time soon.
Swimming: No rush on to break long-lasting records
Nearly three decades after breaking five world records in 28 hours, Philip Rush has no intention of slowing down.
New swim schedule slammed
The national body have made a late change to their 2016 Olympic qualification schedule which could jeopardise the Rio prospects of some nationally-ranked swimmers.
College Sport: Swimmer ups the ante
Wilrich Coetzee is preparing for a big month of top-class competitive swimming.
Swimming: Superfish of future selected for special training camp
Thirty budding young Kiwi swimming stars have been selected to take part in a three-day training camp in Auckland this month.
Record breaker favourite to take Bays
A major showdown looms at the State King of the Bays today, with six swimmers who have qualified for this year's World Championships set to dive into the surf at Takapuna.
Swimming to stop Pasifika drownings
Hundreds of swimmers will race in the King of the Bays event on Auckland's North Shore today, but one competitor has a special motivation for taking part.
Swimming: Capp rising star at champs
It has been a coming of age week for Tauranga swimmer Nathan Capp at the New Zealand Open Swimming Championships in Henderson.
Ten swimmers qualify for world champs
Ten New Zealand swimmers have now qualified for the upcoming world championships after just two nights of the New Zealand Open Championships in Auckland.
12 Kiwi swimmers qualify for Worlds
Swimming NZ enjoyed an outstanding opening to the NZ Open Championships with 12 swimmers qualifying for world champs.
Redundancy procedure for top coach fair
A top coach made redundant from Swimming New Zealand after a poor performance at the Commonwealth Games has lost his claim of unjustifiable dismissal.
Rowing star takes the plunge
Olympic rowing champion Joseph Sullivan will be among 1,600 competitors taking part in the King of the Bays event at Takapuna Beach on April 18.
Post-cancer nurse back to sport once loved
Sinda Hall has always loved swimming, but her decision to take part in this month's King of the Bays State Ocean Swim Series event goes beyond mere sport.
College Sport: Top diver readies for leap at Germany
Dresden is a city in the east of Germany. It will be at the forefront of Nathan Brown's mind as he prepares to compete there at an international youth diving competition late next month.