This summer swimmers from around the country will be looking to grab a spot on Team USA’s roster for the 2018 Pan Pacific Championships in Tokyo, Japan. While many will
Georgia Southern Director of Athletics Tom Kleinlein announced today the hiring of Amanda Caldwell as head women’s swimming & diving coach for the department. Caldwell comes to Statesboro from Rice
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor In the era of #MeToo, where women are standing up to movie producers, politicians and the male establishment in general, a panel of impressive
The open water action continued in Tempe, Arizona with slightly higher air temperatures and a slight breeze, but none of that seemed to bother the men as they tackled the
The Michigan Swim Camp is designed to provide each competitive swimmer with the opportunity to pursue excellence both in and out of the pool. It is open to any and
The sun was bright and shining for the first day of the 2018 Open Water Nationals in Tempe, Arizona. The first race of the day featured the women’s 10K and
Two coaches have recently been placed on the USA Swimming permanent banned list: Shannon Foster and John “Jay” Smith. Foster, a swim coach in North Carolina, was added to USA Swimming’s
Canada will be sending 12 of its fastest young distance swimmers to the FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships in September. Six women and six men make up the
NEWARK, Del. – A wealth of experience and great success as a swimmer and a coach, is exactly what Pablo Marmolejo brings to the University of Delaware. Marmolejo, a former
Justin Rich has announced his transfer from Ohio State University to Virginia Tech. Rich just completed his freshman year with the Buckeyes. He is originally from Midlothian, Virginia, and did his
