Currently the NCAA Championship Rules do not allow for an appeal, peer confirmation, or review process on disqualifications that are classified as “judgement calls”. Judgement calls are rulings where an
At each of the last four men’s NCAA swimming championships, the Texas Longhorns have taken home the team title, and the California Golden Bears have finished second. Those two programs
By Xonzy Gaddis, Swimming World College Intern. The 2019 4 Corners Speedo Sectionals in Phoenix, Arizona took went into its final night of swims today. Friday’s events included the women’s
After spending hours at the hospital the night before, Abbey Weitzeil arrived at the pool early on Saturday, knowing no matter what happened, it would be a difficult and painful
Welcome to the “FINIS Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore with drills and concepts for you to implement with your team
Michigan was hoping for a fast start to the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships — some momentum that could build toward their goal of reaching third place. But when
What do you do if you are the best swimmer in the world and you are back watching your former team aim for an NCAA title? Be a counter for
Texas senior diver Murphy Bromberg capped off her collegiate career Saturday night with a victory on the platform at the women’s NCAA championships. Bromberg missed two full seasons with injury before returning
Three seniors, three titles, one unique legacy — Stanford’s seniors capped their careers in spectacular fashion on Saturday in Austin. Ella Eastin, Leah Stevens and Kim Williams have been a
Penn State’s Ally McHugh captured her first NCAA title Saturday evening in the 1500 free, touching in 15:39.22 to beat runner-up Molly Kowal by more than five seconds. Afterwards, McHugh discussed finishing
