710 Teams Earn CSCAA Scholar All-America Honors
June 15, 2018 – Norfolk, VA – The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has named 710 teams to its Scholar All-America list for the Spring 2018
Jazz Carlin To Make Open Water Debut at European Championships; Will Not Swim Pool Events
Olympic medallist Jazz Carlin will embark on her first major open water test this summer, securing her place in the Europeans marathon squad. The 400m and 800m Rio silver medallist
Team Effort Gives USA First Win at 2018 FINA World League Super Final
Budapest, Hungary – June 18 – The USA Men’s National Team got off a strong start at the 2018 FINA World League Super Final with an 8-6 win over Spain. Ben
Temporary Venue to be Built for High Diving Events at 2019 World Championships
The 2019 World Championships in Gwanju, South Korea will be the fourth World Championships to include high diving events for both men and women. Traditionally, high diving involves a cliff
Paris 2024 Opts for Temporary Swimming Arena; Publishes Signed Joint Funding Protocol
While the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo may be on the forefront of the minds of athletes, coaches, and spectators alike, the Paris 2024 Organizing Committee has been cruising
Training in Disguise: Shake up Your Monday Practices With These 4 Games
By Kayla Riemensperger, Swimming World College Intern. Do you ever walk into a Monday practice dragging your feet and dreading diving into the cold water? Or perhaps you have worried
Stanford Awards Katie Ledecky Prestigious Al Masters Award
A few days after being named the 2018 Google Cloud At-Large Division I All-America Team Member of the Year, Katie Ledecky has won another prestigious award – Stanford’s Al Masters Award.
The Week That Was: International Stars Throw Down At Mare Nostrum Stops
This week saw tons of fast swims as the 2018 Mare Nostrum series continued at the European stops of Barcelona and Monaco this week, with plenty of the fastest times
Missy Franklin’s Victory at Mare Nostrum Series Was Simply Her Return
By Dan D’Addona. Missy Franklin didn’t win any events during the Mare Nostrum Swim Series — she really didn’t come close. But Franklin had the biggest victory of the three-country series
Comeback Kid: How Skyler Fish Overcame Injury to Serve His Team
By Nick Pecoraro, Swimming World College Intern. No athlete writes “injury” on his season goals list. Typically, that word is a harbinger of a long road of recovery ahead, marking