Melanie Henique lowered her own French record in the women’s 50-meter fly at the 2015 French Short Course Championships. Henique clocked a time of 25.20 to break her 2014 mark
By Tasija Karosas, Swimming World College Intern Athletes all fuel up differently. You will find this even at the highest level. Something that may work for one athlete may not
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It hasn’t taken long for Ella Eastin to make an impact on college swimming. The Stanford freshman notched an ‘A’ time standard in the 200-yard individual medley with a time
It was a record-setting day for sophomore Mia Nonnenberg of Alabama. Nonnenberg finished second in the 500-yard freestyle at Thursday’s finals of the Georgia Tech Invitational, setting an Alabama school
It was a day dominated by the Atlantic Coast Conference, including a sizzler from N.C. State’s Anton Ipsen. At Thursday’s portion of the Nike Cup, swimmers from ACC schools won
Mike Miller, who formerly coached as an assistant at Lewis & Clark College, passed away last week. Lewis & Clark posted the following obituary about the passing: Michael Miller coached
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF), recognized by FINA, the international governing body for the Olympic aquatic sports, has announced the names of 16 athletes, coaches, contributors, pioneers and one team
There are just two more days to vote for distance star Katie Ledecky as the top female Olympic Athlete of the Year in the Team USA online award voting. Ledecky
Australian swimming legend Grant Hackett, who returned to action from retirement just last year, will join his longtime friend Michael Phelps in Tempe to for a month-long training camp prior
