PHOENIX, Arizona, August 13. ON today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show we bring you an interview with American Charlie Houchin conducted on the final day of the world swimming
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana, August 12. LAST week, Swimming World broke news that the Counsilman Center in Bloomington, Ind., had some initial statistical analysis supported that there was a large bias towards
PLANTATION, Florida, Aug. 12. METROPLEX’S 879 points earned them the combined team title at the Southern Zone Senior Championships July 29-Aug. 2 in Plantation, Fla. Following close behind Metroplex in
By Swimming World special correspondent Pam Roberts BERLIN, Germany, August 12. IN 1999, roughly three months after my 17th birthday, I sat in my bedroom in Berlin one summer afternoon
GREENVILLE, South Carolina, August. 12. THE record book took quite a beating at the Southern Zone Long Course Championships July 30-Aug. 4 at the Westside Aquatic Center in Greenville, S.C.
BISMARCK, North Dakota, August 15. TEVYN Waddell of the Mitchell Aquatic Club and Adam Kastigar, who swims for the Aberdeen Swim Club, were the high-point champions at the Central Zone
TOPEKA, Kansas, August 13. TEAM Minnesota dominated the Central Zone Long Course Championships-Kansas meet Aug. 2-4 at the Capital Federal Natatorium. The squad put together 5,405 points for the team
GENEVA, Ohio, August 13. TEAM Illinois put together 4,548.83 points to claim the team title at the Central Zone Long Course Championships held at the SPIRE Institute Aug. 2-4. Team
MONTREAL, Canada, August 12. THE International Paralympic Committee’s world swimming championships begins today in Montreal, and the American contingent will not feature one of its top stars from last year’s
By guest writer Julia Wilkinson-Minks (2008 & 2012 Canadian Olympian) One of the most talked-about feats during World Championships was not a world-record performance, but an impressive triple that had