Luc Kroon won 400 free gold as the Netherlands made three trips to the podium during the opening finals session of the 2021 European Short-Course Championships in Kazan, Russia. A
Swimmer Hobbies: A Necessary Break From the Pool By Annika Hobson, Swimming World College Intern One of the most demanding sports, swimming calls for a great deal of dedication, so
As the NCAA season picks up momentum, here is another look at the NCAA Division I Championships qualifying standards, and while several races are the same as last year, there
11 Years Later, Texas and California Remain the Standard in Men’s College Swimming It was the NCAA Championships almost derailed before the meet began. The University of Texas, the second-place
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Sarah Sjostrom and Kliment Kolesnikov were standout performers on the first morning of the 2021 European Short-Course Championships in Kazan, Russia. The pair headed their respective fields in the 50
NEW COMMIT: Big Blue Nation just got that much bigger – and faster – after the University of Kentucky’s latest verbal commitment for 2023 from Libby Grether of Dublin, Ohio. She will
NEW COMMIT: The University of Florida has landed another big verbal commitment for the fall of 2023 from Olympic Trials finalist and U.S. National Junior Teamer JoJo Ramey of Fishers, Indiana. She
800 Lengths of Aquatic Enjoyment: A Test Of Endurance Every coach has their go-to challenge set. Bill Rose, legendary coach of two-time Olympic gold medalist Mike Bruner, made the former
The Gene Pool: How Swimming Talent is Nurtured Through Generations By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern There are impressive stories about cases where talent runs deep in families. If
