Thirteen divers from eight universities have been selected to represent the United States at the World University Games in Taipei, Taiwan from August 19-30. The diving events are scheduled for
An Open Letter to Missy Franklin (…and all other swimmers with shoulder injuries) Excerpt by Dr. Rod Havriluk Dear Missy, I’m writing this letter to you for three reasons. First,
FINA has announced major changes to the 2017 Airweave World Cup meets that will be in effect come August. In January of this year, FINA announced the 2017 Airweave Swimming
By David Rieder. Madisyn Cox was 50 meters from the finish in the biggest race of her life. In the 200 IM final at the U.S. Olympic Trials, she was
Following right along with an Alabama tradition of excellence highlighted this year by Bailey Scott, diver Dakota Toner is now doing her part after being selected for the 2017 NCAA Career
Roughly one year after Sergio Lopez announced he would be leaving the Singapore National Team for a position at Auburn, the Singapore Swimming Association has called in Stephan Widmer of Swimming Australia to fill the
Sprinter Elise Garcia has verbally committed to the University of California-Berkley’s Class of 2022. Garcia is the 2017 California high school state runner up in the 50 freestyle. She also finished
Arizona All-American Breaststroker Blair Bish announced he would transfer to Missouri State for his remaining two years of eligibility. Bish was 15th at the 2017 NCAA Championships in the 100
By Cassidy Lavigne, Swimming World College Intern When the Special Olympics came to Irvine, CA, Soka University of America, a liberal-arts school that competes with the NAIA, took the opportunity
The Fishers Area Swimming Tigers (FAST) of Indiana are gearing up for a new season with a new head coach at the reigns. Joe Keller was recently announced as the head
