Florida State Drops Out of ACC Tri-Meet Due to Hurricane Michael
Due to the dangerous threat of Hurricane Michael, the Florida State swimming and diving teams will not be traveling to compete against Virginia Tech and Duke in Christiansburg, Va., on
Five Swimmers Who Got Their Careers Started at the Youth Olympics
The 2018 Youth Olympics are going on this week in Argentina with some of the future’s bright stars on display in Buenos Aires. USA Swimming has sent a small contingent
Swimming World Presents “Up & Comers: Michael Pickett”
Up & Comers: Michael Pickett Sponsored by Spectrum Aquatics Many young athletes dream of the chance to represent their country in international competition, and New Zealand’s Michael Pickett recently had
IOC Picks Senegal as First African Host of Youth Olympics in 2022
The International Olympic Committee has picked its first African host of the Youth Olympics, in fact any Olympics, formally awarding the 2022 Youth Games to Senegal, The Associated Press reported.
Marshall University Head Coach Bill Tramel Resigns
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – Thundering Herd head swimming and diving coach Bill Tramel has resigned his position, Marshall Athletics announced Monday. Under his leadership, Marshall set numerous program and individual marks,
2018 Youth Olympics Games Night Two Recap: Milak Grabs Second Gold Medal In 200 Free
The second finals session of the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina was a packed night, with 8 medal finals and 2 semi-final rounds. Men’s 100 Back Final
New Commit: 12-Year-Old Colton Hoffman Officially Becomes an Arizona Wildcat
By Chandler Brandes. Twelve-year-old Colton Hoffman’s infectious smile lit up the room when he officially became a member of the University of Arizona Swimming and Diving team. In the midst
Northeast Water Polo Conference Round Up: Welcome to the Terriers’ Deafening Den of Horror
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor BROOKLYN, NY. Northeast Water Polo Conference—boasting #7 Harvard and #12 Princeton, the two highest ranked teams in the East—began conference play last week, again
Northeast Water Polo Conference Round-Up: MIT’s Bret Lathrope
Editor’s Note: a day after a 12-9 loss to the host Terriers at St. Francis Brooklyn College, MIT Head Coach Bret Lathrope spoke with Swimming World’s Michael Randazzo about his
Northeast Water Polo Conference Round-Up: Harvard’s Ted Minnis
Editor’s Note: before an emotional 15-14 win over the host Terriers at St. Francis Brooklyn College, Harvard Head Coach Ted Minnis spoke with Swimming World’s Michael Randazzo about his team’s