The International Testing Agency (ITA) will be intensifying its out-of-competition (OOC) testing strategy as the Olympics draw closer in Tokyo. The ITA is working with FINA on a continued testing
Who Should Young Swimmers’ Role Models Be? As age-group swimmers, we often find ourselves looking up to the best in our sport. A great example is Michael Phelps. Many current
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The NCAA Division I women’s swimming and diving championships concluded on Saturday from Greensboro, North Carolina as the Virginia Cavaliers won their first
Cal’s Trenton Julian Seeking Spectacular Finish to Senior Season Entering his senior year Pac-12 championships, Trenton Julian couldn’t wait to race. It was the first time in around a year
NEW COMMIT: After originally committing to Alabama, Krista Wheeler has changed her decision and will remain close to home with a verbal pledge to the University of Louisville beginning in the 2021-22 season.
The Bolles School Swim Camps are developmental camps designed to provide quality instruction and training to swimmers of all abilities. All training and instruction will take place on The Bolles
Analyzing the Benefits of Cross Training for Swimmers Whether they’re a club, high school or collegiate level athlete, most swimmers have participated in a dryland or weightlifting practice in addition
NEW COMMIT: Rice University has picked up their first verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Junior National qualifier Mia Nagle of Copley, Ohio. She told Swimming World: “I am so
Torri Huske Closes Potomac Valley Champs With Another NCAA A-Final Worthy Performance Wrapping up an impressive weekend, Torri Huske posted another performance at the Potomac Valley Swimming Short Course Championships
2021 A Year of Historic Firsts For NCAA Women’s Swimming Top Five It seemed as if most schools in the top ten at this year’s NCAA Division I Championships were
