From Junior Pan Pacs To Senior: Looking Back On 2014 Junior Team
By Andy Ross The 2018 Junior Pan Pacs are just a few days away from the tropical island of Fiji. The United States will be sending a stacked team, which
By Andy Ross The 2018 Junior Pan Pacs are just a few days away from the tropical island of Fiji. The United States will be sending a stacked team, which
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Chris Heaton has been named The Class of 1989 Head Coach for Diving, Bob Scalise, The John D. Nichols ’53 Family Director of Athletics announced today (Aug.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou men’s and women’s swimming and diving head coach Greg Rhodenbaugh announced the promotion of Emily Eaton to assistant coach on Wednesday. Eaton, who spent the 2017-18
In a profile that originally appeared on the website Business Standard, the director-general Benjamin Cohen of the International Testing Agency claims that the organization will help fans and athletes regain
Washington University in St. Louis men’s and women’s swimming and diving head coach Brad Shively has announced the hiring of full-time assistant coach Eleanore Stevens. Stevens replaces Megan Sheets, who resigned in May
The Air Force Academy’s women’s swimming and diving program announced its 2018-19 schedule, according to head coaches Colleen Murphy and Stan Curnow, Monday, August 20. The 2018-19 slate is highlighted
This summer, Swimming World had the pleasure of working with a gifted group of 21 journalism interns who submitted stories every two weeks and delved into feature writing, race analysis,
The fourth night of finals from the 2018 Asian Games from Jakarta, Indonesia, saw three Games Records fall from Joseph Schooling, Yasuhiro Koseki and Japan’s 4×100 free relay. China’s mixed medley relay also
In the final relay of the night on night four of swimming from the 2018 Asian Games, it was China winning the 4×100 mixed medley relay with a 3:40.45. It
Japan won its third relay of the meet out of the four that have been contested to this point. Japan’s men’s 4×100 free relay team of Shinri Shioura (48.85), Katsuhiro Matsumoto (47.65), Katsumi Nakamura (48.08) and Juran