Division III Recap Part Two: SUNY Geneseo Crushes Case Western in Postponed Dual Meet
The holiday weekend was a long one of racing in Division III, with a few big meets on Friday and action stretching the whole way into Monday aftternoon. A weekend
The holiday weekend was a long one of racing in Division III, with a few big meets on Friday and action stretching the whole way into Monday aftternoon. A weekend
One of the more intriguing coaching changes this NCAA varsity women’s water polo season is the arrival of Shane Unger at Gannon University in Erie, Pennsylvania. A veteran of the
Commentary by Dr. Chris Zehntner, Swimming World Contributor. Have you ever caught yourself saying something in your coaching practice that was straight out of the mouth of a former coach,
Successful competitors are built by strong leaders, and Swimming Canada believes that developing its female coaches is paramount to the success of the organization. Dedicated to creating a balanced and
Approximately 18 months ago, the World Swimming Coaches Association (WSCA) surveyed our board and membership to answer the question, What is your preferred timeframe for a professional swimming season? The
Editor’s Note: The 2019 NCAA women’s water polo season officially opened on Saturday, January 12th with the ASU Invitational at Arizona State. Action continued last weekend for numerous NCAA varsity programs.
This week FINA eased up on their restrictions for athletes competing in non-approved FINA events after months of controversy over the potential of suspensions related to the rise of the
By Grace Nordquist, Swimming World College Intern. There have been articles written on what to pack for training trip, how to survive training trip and our favorite things about training
Swimming World’s coverage from the 2019 Speedo Winter Invitational has come to a close with two more Olympic Trial cuts going the way to Asphalt Green’s Dylan Rhee in the 200 breast and
NEW COMMIT: Auburn University has gained a verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from Huntersville, North Carolina native and current high school junior Kensley Merritt. Merritt swims year-round with SwimMAC Carolina