By Rachel Helm, College Swimming Intern. As an international swimmer from the United Kingdom, only movies could portray what being an athlete would be like in America. So when the
NEW COMMIT: Sanford, Fla. native and current high school junior Wesley Kephart has announced his verbal commitment to the University of Pittsburgh as a member of the class of 2024. Primarily a sprint
The Velocity Advantage is the newest member of S.R.Smith’s Velocity Starting Block Series, with a marine-grade box style base like other elite starting platforms, which are particularly suitable for bulkheads.
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Up & Comers Age Group Swimmer of the Month Morgan Razewski Morgan Razewski, who just turned 15 the second week of April, decided at a very young age that flotation
NEW COMMIT: James Madison University has received their first verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from Reading, Penn. backstroker Cameron Gring. Gring’s best 100 back time is already faster than the
A total of 68 swimmers from 23 nations are ready to compete in the second leg of the FINA Champions Swim Series, taking place in Budapest (HUN) on May 11-12,
By Madeline Ladd, Swimming World Intern.
Japanese Olympian Rikako Ikee has started a website to document her battle against leukemia, as reported by the Japanese news outlet the Mainichi. The website includes a letter of appreciation
Who were the best women’s swimmers in the 2018-19 season? As the school year is winding down for most of the country, it is time to look at who were
