NEW COMMIT: Mount Pleasant, S.C. native and high school junior Elysse Pardus has announced her verbal commitment to Auburn and will join the Tigers as a member of the class
This weekend in Division III there are a handful of lingering dual meets, but most teams have flipped into Championship mode. Johns Hopkins (#4 men, #5 women) will be the biggest
By Taylor Covington, Swimming World College Intern. Every team is, in itself, its own world. In many ways, they are all very much the same. Across the nation, little kids
NEW COMMIT: Kenyon College has earned a new commitment for the fall of 2019 from Greensboro, North Carolina’s Alexandra White. White does her club swimming with the GCY Makos and most recently
NEW COMMITS: Westmont College head coach Jill Jones-Lin has announced the signing of two more student-athletes as members of the class of 2023. Gaby Rego of Orinda Aquatics Club in
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
