The Transition From High School to College Swimming: The Big Jump By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern When getting ready to graduate from high school to college, swimmers face
Evgeny Rylov Appears at Rally Supporting Russian Invasion of Ukraine The most significant news story in the world over the last month has been Russia’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine, which
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The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured an incredible women’s NCAA championships in both the DI and DIII conferences. The Division I championship saw an
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As the 2022 NCAA Women’s Division I Swimming and Diving Championships have come to a close, more athletes are sharing their opinions on the Lia Thomas situation. Reka Gyorgy of
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