(Video Interview) Anton Ipsen Did What He Does Best
NC State’s Anton Ipsen cruised to first in the men’s 1650 free on the final night of the 2018 NCAA Championships. He posted a time of 14:24.43 for the win, ranking him
(Video Interview) Caeleb Dressel Always Wanting To Test His Limits
To cap off a record-setting weekend, Florida’s Caeleb Dressel became the first swimmer to ever crack 40 seconds in the 100 free. On the final night of the 2018 NCAA Championships, the
NCAA Division I Men’s Championships: Final Night Photo Gallery
The NCAA Division I Men’s Championships is underway. Throughout the course of the meet, Swimming World’s chief photographer Peter H. Bick was on deck capturing the action and excitement. Managing editor Dan
Texas Seniors Win ‘The Sweetest One’ — Their Fourth NCAA Title
By Dan D’Addona. Texas winning the NCAA championship isn’t anything different, after all the Longhorns have won four in a row. Coming from behind to do it on a final
Silver Lining for Dave Durden and California Golden Bears (Video)
No, Dave Durden and his California Golden Bears did not come to the NCAA championships with their sights set on second place. No, it didn’t make them feel much better that Texas’
Giles Smith Wins 100 Fly at 2018 Phoenix Speedo Sectionals
The 2018 Four Corners Speedo Sectionals meet held in Phoenix, Arizona hosted by Phoenix Swim Club returned this evening for the third finals session of the meet. Events included the
(Video Interview) Andrea Vazaios Knew 200 Fly Win Was Going To Hurt
NC State’s Andrea Vazaios won the men’s 200 fly by nearly one full second on the last day of the 2018 NCAA Championships. He posted a time of 1:38.60, breaking his own pool
USC-Bound Alexei Sancov Drops 4:16 500 Free to Highlight Night Three of Austin Speedo Sectionals
Night three of finals of the 2018 Speedo Sectionals stop in Austin, Texas at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center saw competition in the 100 breaststroke, 500 freestyle,
CSCAA Awards: Dressel, Looze Take Swimming Accolades
After the jaw-dropping, record-breaking week that was the 2018 Division I men’s NCAA championships, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America awards were released. CSCAA Division I Swimmer of the Year
Legendary NCAA Career Complete, the Real Test Awaits Caeleb Dressel
By David Rieder. For two years, the NCAA swimming community had already been enthralled with Caeleb Dressel. His sophomore and junior years at Florida, Dressel posted mind-numbing, internet- wrecking records