Zach Apple Transfering from Auburn to Indiana
Zach Apple, a gold medalist on the U.S. 4×100 free relay team at last summer’s World Championships, will transfer from Auburn to Indiana. Sources close to both the Auburn and
NC State Adds Verbal Commitment From Sprinter Kimani Gregory
NEW COMMIT: Kimani Gregory has announced his verbal commitment to swim for NC State University beginning in the fall of 2019. Gregory is from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a junior at Penn
VIDEO: Kim Seoyeong Swims World’s Fastest 200 IM at Korean Nationals
Korea’s Kim Seoyeong swam the world’s fastest 200 IM of 2018 with a 2:08.61 last week. Kim moved past Japan’s Yui Ohashi as the world’s fastest 200 IM’er as Ohashi swam a 2:08.92 at
LumaLanes Performance of the Week: Michael Andrew Races To TYR Pro Derby Title
This week’s Performance Of The Week, sponsored by LumaLanes, goes to Michael Andrew for his 50 freestyle at the 2018 TYR Pro Derby at the University of Louisville. Andrew was
NCAA Qualifier Makayla Sargent Transferring From Florida to NC State
Former Florida Gator Makayla Sargent has announced her transfer to NC State University. Sargent will join the Wolfpack in the fall. In her freshman year (2016-2017) in Gainesville Sargent qualified for
“Smoke On The Water” Exhibit To Open At International Swimming Hall of Fame Museum
The grand opening of a new International Swimming Hall of Fame exhibit called “Smoke on the Water” will be unveiled on Thursday, May 17th to start the 54th Annual International
SwimVortex Suspends Its Coverage of Swimming
On May 1, 2018, swimming media outlet SwimVortex announced that they are suspending their coverage of the sport after five years. In a statement released by the company, Craig Lord
My 99th Swim Around Key West Puts 100 On The Horizon
By Bill Welzien. Swim Miss #100 is calling to me. She is saying, “Reach out and touch me! Catch me if you can!” Well, no matter how you dice it
USC, Stanford Headline Ten Teams Going to 2018 NCAA Women’s Water Polo Tournament
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor With the selection last night of three at-large teams, the field is now set for the 2018 NCAA Women’s Water Polo Tournament. Defending champion
Swimming World Magazine Recaps 2018 College Championships – Collector’s Edition
Stanford earned its way on the cover of Swimming World Magazine by winning its second straight national college championship title at the women’s NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships