By Daniela Navarrete, Swimming World College Intern. Regular competitive swimmers fall into one of two camps: the ones who refuse to swim in the ocean, and the ones who love
Erica Sullivan of Sandpipers of Nevada talked about the feelings of getting on her first National team trip as well as what it was like walking amongst them as teammates instead
By David Rieder. Ella Eastin was in drug testing when she found out. A text from her coach, Greg Meehan, delivered the news: “It’s official. You’re in.” Eastin, after an
Cambridge, Mass. (July 24) – A combined 23 incoming freshmen – 13 women and 10 men – will be added to the men’s and women’s MIT swimming & diving teams this
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor WALNUT CREEK, CA. Swimming World moved its coverage of the 2018 USA Water Polo National Junior Olympics to Walnut Creek, an upscale community east
By David Rieder. For a week at Nationals filled with unexpected results, no result was more shocking than the women’s 400 IM, where Ally McHugh, best known for her abilities
Chase Kalisz evaluated his week in Irvine and talked about what events he might be doing in Pan Pacs in Japan. Kalisz also talked about his relationship with Japanese butterfly/IM’er Daiya Seto and
Margo Geer shared her thoughts on making the Pan Pac team as well as the changes she made before the season with her coach Coley Stickles. Geer shared how she was able
Michael Andrew shared his feelings for Pan Pacs as well as his four national titles in Irvine this week. Andrew went on about why four is his favorite/lucky number as
The official roster for the United States Pan Pacific Championships team was announced at the conclusion of finals at the Phillips 66 USA Swimming National Championships on Sunday night. A
