After watching her hard work for last year’s NCAA Championships disappear with the meet being canceled, Courtney Harnish was motivated. Going into her senior season, that motivation stemming from a devastating,
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Speed will be the key to re-opening an Olympic selection door that Nick Sloman thought had been slammed shut when he lines up against a red hot field of fellow
Former U.S. swimmer Klete Keller entered a not guilty plea Tuesday to seven charges stemming from his involvement at the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. The five-time
Never Have I Ever: Swimming Edition By Gigi Picard, Swimming World College Intern Every swimmer has to follow the dos and don’ts of swimming. I’m not talking about how to
10 Events to Watch at the Men’s & Women’s NCAA Swimming Championships Looking back at the fall, it seemed far-fetched to believe the NCAA Swimming Championships would take place this
1976 Olympian Janis Hape Dowd passed away Sunday at her home in Charlotte, North Carolina after a battle with cancer. Janis Hape qualified to swim at the 1976 Olympics in the 200
Determination Led Abby Gase To Open the Door for Adaptive Swimming in Ohio Abby Gase rolled up to the blocks before the 100 backstroke. She looked at the other adaptive
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Why We Need to Measure Success Differently This Year In a time like today, it can seem difficult to view things as a success. With consistent setbacks and things pulling
