3 Things to Remember Before Your First Virtual Meet
3 Things to Remember Before Your First Virtual Meet By Mauro Pacsi, Swimming World College Intern As sports slowly return to competition while the COVID-19 pandemic is still at large,
3 Things to Remember Before Your First Virtual Meet By Mauro Pacsi, Swimming World College Intern As sports slowly return to competition while the COVID-19 pandemic is still at large,
NEW COMMITS: The University of Kansas has added two more verbal commitments to their growing Class of 2025 from Godfrey, Ill. native Eleni Kotzamanis and Lezli Sisung of Friendswood, Texas. Both
The International Swimming League has announced a rights deal with beIN SPORTS to broadcast the upcoming 2020 season across France, Turkey, the Middle East, North Africa and Asia Pacific. The second
NEW COMMIT: Southern Methodist University has added another valuable addition for the fall of 2021 from in-state standout Morgan Schield of San Antonio, Texas. She will suit up for the Mustangs as a
Grant Robins has been appointed as team leader for Team England at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Robins, who was fifth in the 200 back and eighth over 100m
NEW COMMITS: St. Francis University of Pennsylvania has received two verbal commitments for the 2021-22 season and beyond from in-state club teammates Lizzie Smeltzer of North Huntingdon, Pa. and Baily Trettel of Slippery Rock, Pa.
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Swimming Canada Wednesday announced it is cancelling the Speedo Can Am Para Swimming Open, scheduled for Dec. 11-13 in Vancouver. The organization cited “a significant surge in COVID-19 cases across
NEW COMMIT: San Jose, Calif. native and U.S. Open qualifier Courtney Seljeseth has opted to stay in state for her college career after verbally committing to UCLA for the fall of 2022.
High School Swimming Taking a Virtual Turn Around this time, it would have been a normal swim and dive season for some high school teams. With the COVID-19 pandemic still