By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Editor’s Note: this month Swimming World opens its coverage of the 2018 NCAA Women’s Varsity Water Polo season. Look for interviews, conference predictions and
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America has announced its Fall 2017 CSCAA Scholar All-America honorees. Across all divisions, 688 teams from 430 institutions were given the award for having a
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Governing Board concluded two days of meetings in Bonn, Germany, on Saturday (27 January) having made a number of key decisions regarding the PyeongChang 2018, Tokyo 2020
NEW COMMIT: Isabel Ivey, one of the top swimmers in the high school class of 2019, has given her verbal commitment to swim for the University of California Berkeley beginning in
The 20th annual Luxembourg Euro Meet concluded today in Luxembourg, with many of Europe’s best swimmers wrapping up a weekend of fast racing. Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom broke her first meet
By Dan D’Addona. Roderick Sewell Jackson was always forced to adapt to adversity — and overcome it. Growing up without a father in the picture, he had both legs amputated
Morning Splash by David Rieder. Each of the past three years, Texas has dominated the men’s NCAA swimming championships—and on all three of those occasions, California has finished second. Going back
By Dan D’Addona. The No. 3 Stanford women won 15 of 16 events and cruised to a 223-77 victory over No. 13 USC on Saturday. The two best races of
Minnesota closed out its regular season with a pair of Big Ten victories Saturday afternoon, defeating Northwestern and Purdue. The No. 24 men beat Purdue 192-160 and Northwestern 258-93. The
South Carolina senior diver Julia Vincent broke her own school record in the 1-meter board to highlight the Gamecocks’ first place finish at the South Carolina Collegiate Invitational. The Gamecocks
