By Ryan Gibbons, Swimming World College Intern. Last month at the United States Aquatic Sports Convention in Jacksonville, Fla., USA Swimming’s House of Delegates voted on a number of amendments
A Voice for the Sport: International Swimming Hall of Fame Poised for Greatness Commentary by Brent Rutemiller, CEO and Publisher of Swimming World Magazine. For those who have not been
NEW COMMIT: The University of California – Santa Barbara has picked up an in-state verbal commitment from distance swimmer Kennan Hotchkiss. His older brother, Logan Hotchkiss, is currently a senior for the Gauchos and
NEW COMMIT: The Kentucky Wildcats have gained a new verbal pledge for the fall of 2019 from Rockville, Md. native and IMer Timmy Ellett. Ellett is a five-time Junior National qualifier swimming
Italian swimming world champion Filippo Magnini will have to continue to await his fate in a doping case. Magnini appeared before a court of Italy’s anti-doping agency on Monday, but
Amid all the excitement of Stanford men’s water polo’s best start since the 2001 NCAA-winning squad is one basic reality: in the arms race that’s the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation
Every year Swimming World Magazine celebrates the sport of open water swimming by designating the November issue as the “Open Water Issue.” This year is no different as Swimming World reflects on some
GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – NC State’s Andreas Vazaios has been selected as the ACC Men’s Swimmer of the Week, and Virginia Tech’s Ben Schiesl has been named the Diver of
SAN RAMON, Calif. – More than 250 synchronized swimmers from across the country will compete at the U.S. Masters Championships Oct. 18-21 at the Dougherty Valley Aquatic Center. The athletes,
By Kelsey Mitchell, Swimming World College Intern. As swimmers, fueling our bodies is one of the easiest and most crucial steps to recovery and successful performance. College athletes, however, can
