USA Swimming Sends Out September Meet Sanctioning Update With September quickly approaching, USA Swimming sent out its monthly sanctioning update on Friday. The continued correspondence by USA Swimming ensures that
The Division I Board of Directors voted to officially grant an extra year of eligibility to fall athletes with the seasons being pushed to the spring or possibly canceled by
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault In this issue of SW Biweekly, read about Sippy Woodhead, who was expected
According to sources, the University of Iowa will be cutting its swimming and diving programs – both men and women, after the conclusion of the 2020 – 21 season due
Champion’s Mojo Podcast: Josh Prenot Discusses His Secrets to Success Josh Prenot is an Olympic silver medalist and American record holder in the 200 breaststroke. A Cal alum, Prenot was
When racial tension in the United States was at a fever pitch and the Black Lives Matter movement gained momentum, Reece Whitley urged people to get involved in the fight
Nicholas Granger, 2016 MISHOF Honor Swimmer and two-time Cancer Survivor – He’s One in A Thousand! When asked why he wanted to join the International Swimming Hall of Fame’s One
A positive test for COVID-19 has Missouri State’s swimming team self-quarantining for precautionary reasons, the university confirmed Thursday. A university spokesman told the Springfield News-Leader that one swimmer tested positive.
NEW COMMIT: U.S. National Junior Teamer Matt Fenlon of Chappaqua, New York has announced his verbal commitment to Stanford University beginning in the fall of 2021. He will join Hayden Kwan and Gabe Machado on The
Pierre Lafontaine, the former head of the Australian Institute of Sport’s swim program before he became Swimming Canada’s boss, is returning to the pool deck as the head coach of
