An Iowa City Endeavor (That Didn’t End in Iowa City)
Feature by Tyler Remmel HARTLAND, Wisconsin, August 2. DURING the summers, my articles have focused on anecdotes that were used to draw attention to larger points, issues or trends. Often,
Class of 2012 Swimming World Five Star Arthur Frayler Chooses College
PHOENIX, Arizona, August 2. SWIMMING World five-star recruit Arthur Frayler has made his collegiate decision as a member of the Class of 2012. Frayler, who maintains his profile in the
USA Team Headed to World Deaf Swimming Championships
COIMBRA, Portugal, August 2. THE 20-member USA team is headed to Coimbra, Portugal, to compete in the 2011 World Deaf Swimming Championships, August 6-13. Marcus Titus, Olympic Trials qualifier and
San Jose State Hires Pete Raykovich as Assistant Coach
SAN JOSE, California, August 2. ASCA Level 5 coach Pete Raykovich joins the San Jose State women's swimming and diving coaching staff for the 2011-12 season. San Jose, Calif. –
Congratulations to Swimming World’s Users for Record-Breaking Week
PHOENIX, Arizona, August 1. JUST a day after the end of the epic 2011 FINA World Long Course Championships, we are still sifting through all of our own personal records
The Morning Swim Show, August 2, 2011: John Hargis Ready to Coach at World University Games
PHOENIX, Arizona, August 2. TODAY'S edition of The Morning Swim Show features an interview with Penn State University head coach John Hargis. Hargis is part of the coaching staff for
Final Observations of Shanghai
Guest editorial by John Craig PHOENIX, Arizona, August 1. WHAT a great meet: once you adjust for the suits, the FINA World Long Course Championships in Shanghai was probably a
David Nolan Graces Cover of Swimming World Magazine as Male High School Swimmer of the Year; Rachel Bootsma, Jasmine Tosky Share Female National Title
PHOENIX, Arizona, August 1. AFTER one of the most dominant high school performances of all time, Hershey's David Nolan has been named this year's Swimming World Male High School Swimmer