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NC State senior Coleman Stewart has asked the NCAA for clarification regarding information about a potential fifth year of eligibility after he missed out on swimming at his final NCAA Championships. Stewart,
By Dave Crampton Swimming New Zealand is aiming to hold time trials for the Tokyo Olympics for a long list athletes on March 31 despite the New Zealand Government urging
NEW COMMIT: Sprint freestyler Madigan Saunders of Bath, Maine, has announced her commitment to Merrimack College and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2020. Her best times include: 50 free –
NEW COMMIT: Saint Michael’s College has recently earned a new commitment for the upcoming 2020-21 season and beyond from Caroline Gust of Reading, Mass. She told Swimming World: “I am so excited to be
NEW COMMIT: The United States Naval Academy has received a pair of verbal commitments for their growing class of 2025 from Buford, Ga. native Caroline Irwin and Jennifer Luong of South Riding, Va.
With the world shutting down and pressure mounting hourly to make a call on the troubled Tokyo Olympics, Australian swimming’s golden girl and triple Olympian Cate Campbell is already thinking
NEW COMMIT: The Ohio State University has earned a new verbal commitment for the fall of 2021 from Austin, Texas freestyler Malia Rausch. She will join Mairin O’Brien, Paige Hall and Gwen Woodbury with the
Maxime Rooney is a senior at the University of Texas and USA national champion. He recently posted a blog titled “My Perspective” and sent it to Swimming World. Here is
Mel Marshall insists the safety of athletes will not be jeopardised as the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to take its deathly toll across the world. Marshall guided Adam Peaty to
