Former Polish Olympic Swimmer Bart Kizierowski announced he turned down an opportunity to coach the Malaysian National Swim Team in part because of the country’s ban on Israeli athletes. Malaysia had notably
By Courtney Mykkanen, Swimming World College Intern. We all know swimmers don’t have much spare time, but finding a couple minutes each day to read a few pages of an
NEW COMMIT: Burnaby, British Columbia’s Octavia Lau has announced her verbal commitment to the University of Michigan and will arrive in Ann Arbor this upcoming fall. Primarily a freestyler, Lau swims year-round
NEW COMMIT: After originally committing to Northwestern University, Bence Szabados has changed his verbal commitment to the University of Michigan. The Chicago, Ill. native will arrive in Ann Arbor in the fall of
NEW COMMIT: Auburn University has landed a new verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from Timonium, Md. native Meghan Lee. Lee swims year-round with Eagle Swim Team under head coach Scott Ward and
TUCSON, Ariz. — The University of Arizona swimming and diving program has been placed on probation for two years by the NCAA and lost one scholarship. A recent investigation conducted
By Jason Tillotson. After a relatively quiet Big 12 scene last week, the action ramps up this weekend with the University of Texas Longhorns hosting a two day double-dual with
This week’s ZUMO Performance of the Week goes to Daiya Seto for his world leading 400 IM at the 2019 Hamamatsu Bay Long Course Champs in Japan. Seto was extremely
By Mark McCluskey, Swimming World College Intern. There has recently been a change in the tide when it comes to people’s eating habits. In the past couple of years, the
The Pac-12 Conference is back in full swing this week with a number of key meets on the women’s side. No surprise that the big week of competition will center
