TCU and Kansas Kick Off 2018 Big 12 Conference Action
As the 2018 NCAA season gets underway, most schools are having their first competitions this weekend. After seeing some SEC action last week, this week is all about the Big
Forged In the Dark
By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. It is 5 a.m. Your alarm goes off and you roll over, groaning that you have to get out of bed. Dragging yourself
Elaine Breeden Takes First Swim With Daughter 10 Years After Olympics
By Dan D’Addona. Ten years ago, Elaine Breeden was at the top of the swimming world, competing in her first Olympic Games. When she dove into the water in Beijing,
Stanford Picks Up Distance Ace Andrew Matejka With Verbal
NEW COMMIT: Stanford’s distance group just became even stronger with the recent verbal commitment from Andrew Matejka. The Wellesley, Mass. native will make the move to Palo Alto to join
USA Swimming Athletes’ Committee Statement On World Anti-Doping Agency Plan to Accelerate Russia Reinstatement
On Wednesday, USA Swimming’s Athletes’ Committee released a statement on the World Anti-Doping Agency’s plan to accelerate Russia’s reinstatement, saying, “it is our future, our sport, and our responsibility to
Special Sets Presented by VASA: Early Season Sets
Long before the first day of high school practice—whether it be fall, winter or spring—coaches are hard at work mapping out team organization, season plans and daily sets. Here’s a sample workout
Aggies Get Verbal From In-State Freestyler William Coakley
NEW COMMIT: Katy, Texas native William Coakley has announced his intention to stay in-state and swim for the Texas A&M Aggies beginning in the fall of 2019. A four-time Junior Nationals qualifier,
Swim Poll of the Week: Do You Think The Morning Finals Will Negatively Impact the Athletes at the 2020 Olympics?
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Wednesday, September 19, 2018, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Do You Think The
Passages: William & Mary Long-Time Coach Dudley Jensen
The William & Mary athletics department is saddened to announce the recent passing of former men’s swimming & diving coach Dudley Jensen (1925-2018). Jensen was a fixture at W&M for
2008 Diving Olympians Nick Robinson-Baker and Jevon Tarantino on History of Hall of Fame – Aquatic Complex
2008 Diving Olympians Nick Robinson-Baker of Great Britain and Jevon Tarantino of the United States visited the International Swimming Hall of Fame last week to reminisce on their diving careers and what the Hall