SARASOTA, Florida, June 8. FOUR more world records fell in the fourth day of long course competition at the Pan American Masters championships, along with a couple of U.S. Masters
By David Rieder MONTE CARLO, Monaco, June 8. THE Mare Nostrum series opened in Monaco with several finals along with the second and third rounds of the Monaco 50s unique
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 8. THE June Issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download for Total Access Subscribers! Not a Total Access Subscriber? Purchase a 1 or 2
TUCSON, Arizona, June 7. COMING off her initial season with the University of Arizona Wildcats, Tucson Ford's Bonnie Brandon has continued with her success into the long course season. After
By guest writer Julia Wilkinson-Minks (2008 & 2012 Canadian Olympian) MISSION VIEJO, California, June 7. THE second night at the TYR Fran Crippen Memorial Swim Meet of Champions featured some
By David Rieder COLLEGE STATION, Texas, June 7. AMERICAN Olympian Ricky Berens earned a victory during the first night of finals at the Texas Senior Circuit meet on the campus
LONDON, Great Britain, June 7. IN a push to keep sports fans interested in Olympic sports outside of the years in which Olympics are held, International Olympic Committee presidential candidate
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, June 7. TEN coaches were named to the American Swimming Coaches Association's Fellows program today, including Olympians Dana Kirk and Ozzie Quevedo. The list, released by ASCA
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 7. WE'RE set to cover a lot of great swim meets around the world this weekend, and we wanted to highlight a couple of them on today's
Feature by Shoshanna Rutemiller Last year, Lia Neal, a 17-year-old from Brooklyn, NY was a surprise qualifier for the London Olympics. The Asphalt Green swimmer, who is of Chinese and