The Golden Years of High School Swimming: Santa Clara and Mission Viejo (from September’s Swimming World Magazine) Public schools Santa Clara and Mission Viejo built high school swimming dynasties from
Wagner College announced Wednesday that it will add men’s swimming and diving as its 26th intercollegiate varsity sport. The Seahawks will begin competition in the 2021-22 season as a member
The Aquatics Coalition has helped several states and communities get back into the pool safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. But Rowdy Gaines said the group’s work is just beginning. “The
NEW COMMIT: Auburn University has landed their first verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from versatile standout Carly Sebring of Damascus, Md. She will arrive on campus as a member of
NEW COMMIT: The University of Tennessee has received another verbal commitment for their growing class of 2026 from Kingwood, Texas native and Junior National qualifier Garret Green. He will join Nick
Contributed by Deniz Hekmati – Strength & Conditioning Specialist, Sport Scientist Deniz Hekmati provides regular content on strength and conditioning as Swimming World’s dryland contributor. Self-myofascial release is a trending topic in
Cynthia Potter, 1987 ISHOF Honoree and 28-time National Champion as a Diver is special. She is One in a Thousand! When asked why she wanted to join the International Swimming
Sydney 2000: Dutch Joy with History Making Olympic Haul To Pieter van den Hoogenband and Inge de Bruijn While Sydney 2000 was a successful meet for the Lenny Krazelburg-led Americans
A Personal Look at the Differences Between American and Australian College Swimming By Tara Draper, Swimming World Intern College swimming is a breed unlike all others. It’s such a different
Remembering John Ferris, Olympic Medalist and Man of the World By Robert Coe John Ferris (Stanford University Class of ’73) passed away from cancer in Walnut Creek, California on September
