The Russians defeated the Greeks 11-10 on Saturday December 1 in Patras (GRE) on the occasion of the third Game Day of the FINA’s Women Water Polo World Leagues European preliminaries. Following
By Emily Thirion, Swimming World College Intern. Though many see swimming as an individual sport, training and competition do not exist in a vacuum. While everyone loves to see a
Swimming World is debuting a new video series called the Ross Report. It will be a weekly series where our head video producer Andy Ross will travel around the country to tell the
Swimming Technique Concepts: Base of Support The first three articles of this series (Swimming World July, August and September) addressed concepts related to a body’s position in water that minimizes
NEW COMMIT: Ashburn, Va. native and high school junior Jack Moore has announced his in-state verbal commitment to the University of Virginia and will arrive in Charlottesville in the fall of 2020. He
The Lords and Ladies of Kenyon College won the 2018 Total Performance Invite, held in their home pool, this weekend. Women Crile Hart continued to tally up collegiate victories. The Kenyon
Saturday at Stanford’s Avery Aquatic Center, two noteworthy streaks were on the line in semifinal matches for the 2018 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Tournament. One amounted to a relatively impossible dream:
This weekend the Denison men and women won their home invitational. Both teams put up a significant margin of victory over the next best Division III competition, Emory. The Eagles
Each month, Swimming World will partner with TritonWear to bring you our Swimmer of the Month. This month, we feature Emily Seebohm. Who is Emily Seebohm? Emily Seebohm is a backstroke
By David Rieder. At his junior year NCAA championships, Andrew Seliskar was a national title waiting to happen—or at least it seemed that way. He went into the 200 IM
