Who Makes the Mount Rushmore of NCAA Division I Swimming?
Who Makes the Mount Rushmore of NCAA Division I Swimming? If there were a sculpture made of the top NCAA Division I swimmers similar to the one depicting the four
Virginia Women, Texas Men Lead Final CSCAA Division I Poll Ahead of NCAAs
Virginia Women, Texas Men Lead Final CSCAA Division I Poll Ahead of NCAAs The CSCAA has released their final dual meet poll of the 2020-2021 season, just in time for
William & Mary Permanently Reinstates Swimming, Other Teams That Were Cut
William & Mary swimming and diving has been reinstated, along with the other sports initially cut by the school during the financial woes of the COVID-19 pandemic. The women’s program
ISHOF Hall of Fame ’20 Will Now Be Inducted in Fall of 2021
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) is inviting the entire aquatics community back to Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October 8-9, 2021 to celebrate the belated induction of its Class of
Olivia Carter Uses Underwater Strength to Become NCAA Title Contender for Michigan
Olivia Carter has been training to be an elite swimmer since before she could walk. Of course, she didn’t know it at the time — she was just having fun. “I
Teri McKeever Joins Inside With Brett Hawke to Discuss Changes in Sport
Teri McKeever Joins Inside With Brett Hawke to Discuss Changes in Sport Cal head women’s coach Teri McKeever talked with Brett Hawke about her coaching career in Berkeley and how she has been successful
Aldercy Bui of Katy Aquatics Will Become A Dragon With Commitment to Drexel
NEW COMMIT: Cypress, Texas native and Futures qualifier Aldercy Bui has announced her commitment to Drexel University beginning in the fall of 2021. She will join Elizabeth McDevitt and Mariangela Cincotti of Weston, Fla. as
Pre-Order the April 2021 Issue of Swimming World Magazine Featuring Lilly King!
The Swimming World Magazine April issue is about to go to print. If you are not already a subscriber, pre–order your copy today by becoming a new member of the International Swimming
How Lars Jorgensen Built an SEC Winning Program at Kentucky
When Lars Jorgensen was hired as head coach of the University of Kentucky in 2013, the program was one of the bottom feeders of the stacked Southeastern Conference. In his first
Sun Yang Ordered To Pay WADA Legal Costs With Date For Retrial Still Not Set
Sun Yang must pay the World Anti-Doping Agency‘s legal costs that were run up defending the Chinese swimmer’s appeal against an eight-year ban. The three-time Olympic champion was handed the