Four-time short-course world champion Alia Atkinson and Patrick Groters, who is a Pan American Junior Games record-holder, held free swimming programmes in Montego Bay, Jamaica, along with PanAm Aquatics.

American swimmers face paying more than $3,000 (£2,450/€2,800) to compete at this year's International University Sports Federation Summer World University Games in Chengdu.

Brazil narrowly topped the medals table at the Para Swimming World Series event in Lignano Sabbiadoro, snatching victory away from Italy.

Swimming Australia have announced Kate Sparkes and Harley Connolly as the new head coaches of the Australian Paralympic team.

British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) is set to host their yearly multi-sport Nationals in Sheffield, to celebrate 10 years since the event was last held there.

Netanya in Israel has been selected as the host of this year’s World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships.

Calvin Yee has been appointed Chef de Mission of Team Fiji for the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games (CYG), four years after he had a reign as the general manager during the 2019 Pacific Games.

South Korea's teenage swimming sensation Hwang Sun-woo, favourite for the 100 and 200 metres freestyle at this year's 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, has said he wants to help his country win a first relay gold at the event.

Panam Sports and World Aquatics are set to provide the British Virgin Islands Olympic Committee (BVIOC) with a 25 metre international competition standard swimming pool.

The President of the Russian Swimming Federation (RSF), Vladimir Salnikov, said it is waiting for World Aquatics to further clarify the qualification criteria for the Paris 2024 Olympics with the country expected to participate in Asian qualifying events.

The schedule for next year's United States Olympic Team Trials in swimming has been revealed, with events set to be held over nine days and 17 sessions from June 15 to 23 2024 in Indianapolis.

Swimming Australia has secured a new partnership with Indian IT giant Tech Mahindra to help boost athlete performance and fan engagement.

Swimming is set to return to its usual slot in the second week following on from diving at this year's World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka, while high diving is back on the schedule.

The United States District Court in San Francisco has sided with World Aquatics over two anti-trust lawsuits filed against the organisation by the International Swimming League (ISL) and two swimmers.

Three-time Olympic swimming medallist Aliaksandra Herasimenia, a well-known critic of President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison in absentia for "creating an extremist formation" - linked to her work with the Belarus Sports Solidarity Foundation (BSSF).