PHOENIX, Arizona, July 24. ONE of the most fun moments in each episode of The Morning Swim Show comes during the “Final Five” portion that concludes each interview, and we’ve
CLOVIS, California, July 23. EMILY Niles and Jacob Struckmeyer took home the distance freestyle titles to kick off the first night of racing at the Speedo Champions Series sectional meet
SHENANDOAH, Texas, July 23. BREEJA Larson swam away with the women’s 200 breast title in a swift 2:26.71 to highlight the second night of racing at the Speedo Champions Series
OXFORD, Ohio, July 23. OHIO State Swim Club swimmers won eight of the nine events contested tonight during a dominating performance on the third night of finals at the Central
By Elizabeth Beisel, 2008 and 2012 Olympian 1. Excuse me, what are stairs? 2. Shouldn’t we be going best times in practice at this point? 3. We sleep more than
GLASGOW, Scotland, July 23. TEAM USA’s extremely popular video featuring some famous swimmers lip-synching to Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” has generated more than 12 million views in two
BUCKHANNON, West Virginia, July 23. HEAD Coach Vic Riggs of West Virginia picked up his first major commitment for the Class of 2015 as the top recruit in the state,
Editorial coverage for U.S. Junior Nationals proudly sponsored by Q Swimwear! IRVINE, California, July 23. WITH the junior nationals and senior nationals both taking place in Irvine — separated by
GLASGOW, Scotland, July 23. CHAD Le Clos had set himself up for a monstrously difficult schedule at the Commonwealth Games, qualifying for seven individual events in the competition. But the
HAMILTON, New York, July 23. COLGATE Athletics begins a new era with Tuesday’s announcement of Andy Waeger as the Mark S. Randall Head Swimming and Diving Coach. Waeger arrives from
