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
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
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
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
NEW COMMIT: The University of California – Berkeley has gained a new verbal commitment from Honolulu, Hawaii native Michael Petrides who will join the Golden Bears next fall. He was also Swimming World’s up-and-comer
Editor’s Note: Immediately following a tough 12-10 loss to the host Terriers at St. Francis Brooklyn College on September 29, Brown Head Coach Felix Mercado and Armen Deirmenjian spoke with Swimming
Editor’s Note: Immediately following a 12-10 loss to the host Terriers at St. Francis Brooklyn College on October 3, Princeton Head Coach Dustin Litvak spoke with Swimming World’s Michael Randazzo
By Devin Javens, Swimming World College Intern. As swimmers get older, their mentality come race time significantly changes. Unlike when we were kids, we have race strategies, the competition, meet
By Dan D’Addona. The Big Ten Conference has opened its swimming & diving season, and while some teams have started with a tune-up meet, this week will be the first
NEW COMMIT: Frisco, Texas native Lindsey Ryalls will make the move to Massachusetts next fall with her verbal commitment to Boston College as a member of the class of 2023. Ryalls does her
