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Maggie MacNeil Starts LSU Career with Pair of Wins in Tri-Meet Maggie MacNeil won the women’s 100 freestyle and 100 backstroke as LSU started the season with a tri-meet sweep
NEW COMMIT: The University of Virginia has officially entered the Class of 2024 recruiting game, receiving a verbal commitment from in-state standout Harry Belcher of Richmond, Va., who will arrive in Charlottesville as
NEW COMMIT: The University of California, Berkeley has received its second early verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season, this time from in-state standout Matthew Elliott of Aptos, California. He’ll join Carter Lancaster as a
USA Swimming today announced the names of 102 up-and-coming athletes selected for the prestigious 2021 National Select Camp, to be held in-person at the United States Olympic and Paralympic Training
Great Races: Krisztina Egerszegi Makes History With Three-Peat in 200 Backstroke (Video) As Swimming World continues its series on some of the great races in history, attention is turned to
Stephen Milne has announced his retirement after a career in which he has earned Olympic, world, European and Commonwealth medals. The 28-year-old first graced the international podium when he won
NEW COMMIT: The University of Cincinnati has received a new verbal commitment for the 2023-24 season and beyond from freestyler/breaststroker Lindi Worrell of Mount Holly, New Jersey. Lindi comes from a long
Taper Time: Common Misconceptions When Tapering For Swimming Reducing yardage, getting extra sleep, eating better, and getting faster: Every swimmer knows this combination as taper. Telling a swimmer that their
Swimmers are constantly trying to impress college coaches with their performances to increase their chances of being recruited. Coaches make the final decision, but the impression recruits have on the
