By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor BALTIMORE, MD. Those who don’t know Mike Schofield cannot appreciate the rich history of East Coast water polo. From 1985 to 2013 Schofield led the U.S.
By Taylor Covington, Swimming World College Intern. Perhaps it is cliché; some may even say it’s melodramatic. In the swimming world, however, it is wholly and unequivocally true: sports mirror
Natalie Coughlin has given birth to her first child, a baby girl named Zennie Mae Hall, with husband Ethan Hall. The Olympic gold medalist announced her pregnancy publicly back in June. Coughlin’s long
According to a report that appeared in Xinhua.net, World Champion Ning Zetao has pulled out of the 2018 Chinese National Championships, putting a hold onto his short-lived comeback. Ning announced he would be withdrawing
The MIT men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs have released their schedules for the 2018-19 season which will feature five home dual meets, the annual three-day Winter Invitational and
CARBONDALE, Ill. — Southern Illinois swimming and diving head coach Rick Walker has announced the hiring of Ivan Sanchez as assistant coach. Sanchez is a former Saluki, who competed from
Swimming Australia has congratulated Cate Campbell after winning two awards, including the supreme award of ‘Sports Women of the Year’, at the Women’s Health Women in Sport Awards in Sydney
NEW COMMIT: Sprinter Katie Mack, who also has an impressive resume in backstroke and IM, has verbally committed to NC State. The Ashburn, Va. native will make the move to Raleigh next fall
NEW COMMIT: Fort Wayne, Ind. native Julian Norman will make his way to Baton Rouge next fall with his recent verbal commitment to Louisiana State University. A butterfly specialist, Norman is also a
By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. October celebrates Mental Health Awareness Week, however, we should always make time to talk about it. Mental health is crucial to your overall
