NEW COMMIT: Hummelstown, Pa. native Victoria “Tori” Tafuto has opted to remain in-state for her college career and has sent her verbal commitment to Penn State for the 2021-22 season and
NEW COMMIT: Raleigh, N.C. native Seth Brodnick has handed Providence College their first verbal commitment for the 2021-22 season and beyond. He told Swimming World: “I am beyond excited to announce my
New Normal? What a Sanctioned Meet Looked Like During COVID-19 By Kiah Francis, Swimming World Intern The Schroeder YMCA Swim Team hosted the Speedo Schroeder Summer LCM Invite on August
NEW COMMITS: James Madison University has recently scored a pair of verbal commitments for the fall of 2021 from Westfield, Mass. native Erin Jachym and Abby Zindler of Oak Hill, Va. Both
Double Olympic champion Becky Adlington has described as “awful” the news that Ponds Forge will remain closed indefinitely. Max Litchfield, the double European IM medallist who trained there between leaving
Mark Spitz Challenges Caeleb Dressel to Balance Cup in Butterfly (Video) Olympic great Mark Spitz is certainy having some fun with balancing a glass of water on his head. A
NCAA Designing Reprieve for Athletes Affected by COVID-19 Conference Shutdowns The NCAA Division I Council has recommended that fall athletes do not lose eligibility if they opt out of their
The Big East Conference announced Wednesday that it will postpone the 2020 fall sports season, but the conference deferred a decision on winter sports. The decision postpones fall sports –
Letter To College Swimmers: 5 Things To Remember As Seasons Hang in Doubt By Leyre Casarin, Swimming World Intern Dear Swimmers, The time has almost come. A new year, and
Bahamian Olympian Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace talked with her own college coach at Auburn Brett Hawke on his podcast about her career where she was a multi-NCAA champion for the Tigers and swam in three Olympic
