By Nelson Helm, Swimming World College Intern LEXINGTON – Only a handful of Old Dominion Athletic Conference swimming dual meets happen this week, with the majority of teams still swimming
By Abby Boone, Swimming World College Intern LAKELAND – After a week busy with six meets, the next two weeks only has three meets for the Sunshine State Conference swimming
By Kelley Baylis, Swimming World College Intern NORTON – The New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) swimming showed impressive swims recently as well as some outstanding performances from
PHOENIX – Mallory Weggemann joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss going to Capitol Hill for discussions on the U.N. Disability Treaty, her Redefine Limitations campaign with
MELBOURNE – The West Florida women’s swimming and diving team picked up a 132-72 win at Florida Tech in a dual meet on Tuesday. The Argonauts claimed wins in eight
FORT LAUDERDALE – Below is information for the memorial service for legendary coach Jack Nelson, who passed away November 5. Saturday, November 15th 2 PM First Presbyterian Church 401 SE
Many college swimmers are getting ready for mid-season taper meets, which means the times on the scoreboard are getting faster in this second week of November. Here’s a rundown of
PHOENIX – Several top athletes around the world raced last weekend, giving us a preview of what’s to come for the short course world championships in Qatar. Mitch Larkin made
Agon is the proud sponsor of all high school coverage (recruiting, results, state championships, etc.) on SwimmingWorld.com. For more information about Agon, visit their website Agonswim.com. MESA – Swimmers in
Photo by Griffin Scott Guest Feature by Brooke Wanser EVANSTON – With flowing blond hair and blue eyes, Northwestern University junior Jordan Wilimovsky meshes with his Malibu upbringing. But at
