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Indian River, on track for another dominant effort at the NJCAA championships, put up the top qualifying times in five events during the second morning of prelims action at the
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern. Success. We all want it, but what is it? According to Merriam Webster, success is a “favorable or desirable outcome.” As swimmers and
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In the first day of the NJCAA National Swimming & Diving Championships, Indian River was off to a fast start during Wednesday’s prelims in Ft. Pierce, Florida. Indian River scored
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor If the old saying that adversity builds character holds true, then the California Golden Bears and the Hawks of Hartwick possess it in ample
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2017 World Juniors silver medalist in the 200 back, Carson Foster out of the Mason Manta Rays in Ohio sends a very early verbal commitment to the University of Texas to join
In the first day of the NJCAA National Swimming & Diving Championships, Indian River was off to a fast start during Wednesday’s prelims in Ft. Pierce, Florida. COMPLETE DAY 1
