There’s an intriguing mix of men’s water polo programs in the Golden Coast Conference. There’s Pacific, which—until derailed in last year’s conference final—had won back-to-back GCC titles (2016, 2017) behind
Following a 2019 summer highlighted by four international events and 152 medals, USA Swimming today announced the names of 115 swimmers who will be named to the 2019-2020 USA Swimming
USA superstar Caeleb Dressel has become the latest big name to sign up for the upcoming International Swimming League competition. Dressel, who won a record eight medals at July’s World
By Daniela Navarrete, Swimming World College Intern. “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are,” said former US President Theodore Roosevelt. Some swimmers are luckier than others,
NEW COMMIT: The University of Vermont has received their first verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from Hazel Wilkins, who will make her way to Burlington from Merrick, N.Y. A talented
Repeat Champions Harpeth Hall GirlsDominate National Championships Again By Dan D’Addona Harpeth Hall School of Nashville, Tenn. won its first-ever Swimming World girls’ national high school championship last year with
Last season Harvard could not be faulted for making NCAA plans in advance of their Northeast Water Polo Conference final against Ivy rival Princeton. The Tigers were losers to the
Throughout this exciting summer, Swimming World worked with a motley crew of journalism interns to cover meets, storylines and events across the globe! They did a fantastic job of expanding
Starting this November, FORM Swim Goggles will support Polar’s OH1 and OH1+ optical heart rate monitors Today, FORM, the sports technology company behind the world’s first augmented reality swim goggles,
12-year-old Sara Vargas of Colombia was the youngest competitor at the 2019 Para Pan American Games in Lima, winning five gold medals and a silver. Competing in the S6 category, Vargas broke
