NEW COMMITS: The University of Pittsburgh has received a pair of verbal commitments for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Meadows Place, Texas native Beaux Hoffman and Sophie Knepper of Chesapeake, Va. Both talented
Swimming World Presents – Indiana’s Carmel High School Girls’ Team: A One-of-a-Kind Dynasty The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault!
The Missouri Valley Conference will hold its swimming and diving championships in mid-April of 2021 due to the ongoing complications brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the conference confirmed to
US Masters Swimming wrapped up the 2020 Toyota USMS Virtual Championships Powered by Swim.com on Monday, its first virtual swim meet and one of its largest virtual events ever. More than
The University of Texas and University of Michigan on Tuesday announced major staff changes in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Both schools cut several staff positions and announced that positions
Amid Program Cuts, CSCAA Executive Director Greg Earhart Preparing Coaches for Change The offseason for the college swimming and diving scene has been tumultuous as five Division I schools announced
A Voice For The Sport NEVER GIVE UP! By John Lohn The following statement is hardly controversial: The COVID-19 pandemic has been a nightmare. It has affected the world,
USA Swimming on Tuesday revealed the Speedo Swim Again Virtual Series, a month-long national competition that begins Sept. 7. The competition, which will run through Oct. 11, will highlight the
Indy Star Feature Examines Era When Indiana University Swimmers Owned Nine of 12 World Records Trips through time are a great way to generate an appreciation for the past, and
Natalie Hinds has been an active voice in the Black Lives Matter movement, bringing her experience and unique perspective as a Black swimmer in the predominantly white sport of swimming.
