Historic Swimming Firsts in Black History In recognition of Black History Month, which is celebrated in the United States in February, Swimming World takes a look at some historic accomplishments
NEW COMMIT: The University of Tennessee has gained a new commitment for the 2019-20 season from Bristow, Va. freestyler Ian Tansill. Tansill does his club swimming with Nation’s Capital Swim Club under head
NEW COMMIT: Tampa, Fla. sprinter Matthew Dieffenthaller has committed to the University of Pennsylvania and will join the Quakers this fall. Dieffenthaller does his club swimming with Saint Petersburg Aquatics under head
NEW COMMIT: Aldie, Va. native and high school junior Sam Oliver has recently announced his verbal commitment to Auburn University as a member of the class of 2024. A freestyler who gets
Commentary by Bruce Wigo Black History Month is a time for us in the aquatic community to reflect on why more African Americans and people of color don’t swim. Especially
NEW COMMIT: The University of Southern California has gained their first verbal commitment for the 2020-21 season from Charlotte, N.C. native Hugh Svendsen. Svendsen, who does his club swimming with SwimMAC
By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. It’s taper time! The most exciting time of the year for all swimmers and coaches alike. Taper is when practices start to decrease
The Southeastern Conference named Florida’s Trey Freeman and Kentucky’s Geena Freriks as swimmers of the week as we are two weeks away from the SEC Championships from Athens, Georgia. Florida’s Kacper Stokowski and Vanessa Pearl were named freshmen
This week’s ZUMO Performance of the Week goes to Dean Farris for his performance in the 100 yard backstroke at this weekend’s annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton (HYP) meet. Farris was absolutely on
Goldminds: Positive Parent Pointers – Part 2 The January issue of Swimming World featured pointers 1-15 of 30 things that swimming parents can do to help their child realize his
