By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor In a women’s polo season filled with many compelling story-lines—the Cal Golden Bears’ rise to the top, the impending demise of Hartwick polo and
Swimming Canada is pleased to welcome Wayne Lomas as the new Associate High Performance Director and a National Para-swimming Coach. Lomas joins the high performance leadership team from Swimming Australia,
The Wilderness Experience Camp Chikopi is a unique mix of a traditional and competitive sports camp. We are renowned for being the first swim camp and the oldest competitive sports
NEW COMMIT: Three time North Carolina 4A High School state champion Kenna Haney has verbally committed to swim for the University of Tennessee beginning in 2019. Haney is from Raleigh, North Carolina, where
Continuing one of the more dominant stretches in NCAA varsity women’s water polo, Wagner College finished a third-straight undefeated season of Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) play with decisive wins
The 2018 Chinese Championships and Asian Games Selection meet are underway in Shanxi, China this week, with both new and familiar names emerging to find themselves on the top of
In February 2017, Myrtha Pools announced that the pools they built for the 2016 Rio Olympics would be moving to new locations. On Monday, one of the 50 meter pools moved in
The TYR Pro Swim Series continued at Mesa this week, with plenty of U.S. swimmers taking the opportunity to race as we inch closer toward U.S. Nationals this summer. Read
Kira Toussaint, Ties Elzerman and Arno Kamminga turned in stellar performances during the Swim Cup Eindhoven this weekend, setting Dutch national records in the process. Toussaint lowered the record in
University of Michigan men’s swimmer Ricardo Vargas won three events and qualified for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games at the Arena Grand Prix de Natación Senior, held at
