Tennessee Surges in Front in Home Invite
The Tennessee swimming and diving team won seven events and one school record fell Thursday to start the Tennessee Invitational at Allan Jones Aquatic Center. The Tennessee men lead the
USA Paralympic Swimming Stars Prepared for Adversity of Delayed World Champs
By David Rieder. Beginning this weekend, the world’s best disabled swimmers will be in Mexico City for the IPC Swimming World Championships—the meet originally scheduled for early October but delayed
(Video Interview) Long Wait Worth It for Ashley Neidigh
Ashley Neidigh was the U.S. Winter National champion in the women’s 500 free Thursday night, and she dropped some five seconds off her lifetime best to finish in 4:34.47. Neidigh, who
2017 USA Swimming AT&T Winter Nationals: Melanie Margalis Claims 2 Top Seeds
Melanie Margalis was dominant on the third morning of the 2017 USA Swimming AT&T Winter Nationals, claiming the first place seed in both the women’s 400 IM and 100 breast, plus
Trio of Olympians Lead “Australia Swims” Movement
With the iconic Sydney Harbour as backdrop, Swimming Australia CEO Mark Anderson, joined by Optus Managing Director for Marketing and Product, Ben White, Optus Ambassador and Australia’s greatest Olympian Ian Thorpe, four-time Olympian Leisel
Swimming World Announces 2017 World Swimmers of the Year
Each year Swimming World Magazine selects the top male and female swimmers from the following regions: Africa, the Pacific Rim, Europe, the Americas, and World. Swimming World Magazine first named the World Swimmers of the
2017 AT&T Winter Nationals: Friday Morning Heat Sheets
Friday morning of the 2017 AT&T Winter Nationals will feature ten total preliminary events with heats being contested in the 400 IM, 100 fly, 200 free, 100 breast and the
Speedo USA Teams Up With EXOS to Launch Course to Change the Face of Aquatic Training
EXOS, a leader in the human performance industry, and Speedo USA, a division of PVH Corp., today released a new online course for fitness professionals: EXOS Presents: Speedo Fit Training.
Eight NCAA ‘A’ Cuts Seen on Night Two of 2017 Texas Invitational
By Jason Tillotson. After just the 800 freestyle and 200 medley relays last night, the nation’s fastest collegiate swimmers were anxious to dive in on night two of the 2017
Zane Grothe’s Career Revival Culminates in American Record
By David Rieder. Three years ago, Zane Grothe asked himself: Why would he keep swimming? After finishing his solid NCAA career at Auburn in 2014, Grothe trained for one more