By David Rieder. Entering conference championship season, only one swimmer in the country has broken 45 seconds in the men’s 100 back: Mark Nikolaev. He’s a native of Russia native
In the latest issue of the Swimming World Biweekly, you will find a recap from TYR Pro Swim Series in Austin, top news stories, water polo, athlete interviews, overcoming disappointment, mistakes
November 3, 2017, Fort Lauderdale, FL, In a dramatic move to assist the world of aquatics in keeping our history alive, the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) is merging its operations with
This is the last major weekend of duel meets in Division II as we are seven weeks away from the NCAA Championships, meaning that conference season is right around the
This upcoming weekend is one of the last major weekends for Division III schools to have duel meets. The majority of Division III schools will have their last duel meets
Twenty-one year old Ollie Signorini has been making waves in the open water swimming scene for a few years and the reigning Australian Open Surf Race champion could be the boy to
This post is courtesy of Commit Swimming, the #1 workout journal for coaches and athletes, as well as Abbie Fish of RITTER Sports Performance, a stroke mechanics guru who believes anyone with
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week sponsored by Commit Swimming.com! This week’s set is a kick set that builds into some pretty intense work for the legs. The
Last week, the Cal and Stanford women did a weekend swap meet against Arizona and Arizona State. This week, the Golden Bears and Cardinal will do the same thing with
On Wednesday, the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) handed out four weekly swimming and diving awards to four different student-athletes. Drexel sophomore Jason Arthur was named Men’s Swimmer of the Week, Towson freshman Will
