The SCHSL 5A State Championships took place on October 6 at the University of South Carolina’s natatorium. The meet was highlighted by Riverside’s Michael Juengel breaking his own 5A record in
NEW COMMIT: Williamstown, Mass. native and distance ace Cole Kuster has recently announced his verbal commitment to Harvard beginning in the fall of 2019. His father, Steve Kuster, was the men’s assistant coach for three
SCHSL action continued with the 3A State Championships taking place on October 6 at the University of South Carolina’s natatorium. Christ Church won a close girls’ team race while St.
NEW COMMIT: Los Gatos, Calif. native Max Saunders has elected to stay in-state next fall with his verbal commitment to swim for the University of Southern California. A former water polo player, Saunders
By Maggie Lasto, Swimming World College Intern. Resilience is a word often tossed around the pool deck, as the demands of the sport require an uncommon strength, both physically and
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor After marching unopposed this season to 17 wins, on Saturday in Palo Alto USC ran into a determined Stanford squad, which claimed a 13-11
It’s déjà vu for Eastside High School: both the girls and boys’ teams have repeated as SCHSL 4A State champions for the second-consecutive year. The girls won five events while
NEW COMMIT: The Boilermakers have earned a new verbal commitment for the fall of 2019, this time from Corrales, New Mexico’s Keelan Hart. Hart swims year-round for Charger Aquatics under head coach Tom
Marcus Mattioli is a freestyle and butterfly swimmer, who participated in the 1980 (Moscow) Summer Olympic Games for his native country Brazil. There, he won the bronze medal in the
By David Rieder. This month’s cover of Swimming World Magazine features Kathleen Baker, with an image captured just moments after Baker set the first world record of her career in
