(Video Interview) Cody Miller Celebrating Every Best Time He Gets
Cody Miller was crowned the 2017 AT&T Winter National champion in the men’s 200 breaststroke with a time of 1:49.31. The 2016 Olympian won the event by over two seconds and
Reece Whitley Downs SCY 200 Breast 17-18 NAG Record
Reece Whitley posted several strong swims over the course of the 2017 USA Swimming AT&t Winter Nationals. On night three he succeeded in posting a 100 breast time of 51.81
Mid-distance Michigan Still In Front at Georgia Invite
By Dan D’Addona. The University of Michigan women’s swim team used its mid-distance freestyle dominance to continue to lead at the Georgia Fall Invitational. After Saturday’s second day, the Wolverines
Former Stanford Swimmer Brock Turner Appealing Rape Conviction
Brock Turner, a former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a campus fraternity party, is appealing his conviction. Lawyers for Turner filed an appeal Friday, several
(Video Interview) Erica Sullivan Motivated For The Future
In a close women’s 1650 freestyle battle, Erica Sullivan took second with a time of 15:40.42 at the 2017 AT&T Winter Nationals. The 17-year-old, who swims for Sandpipers of Nevada, entered the meet
Zane Grothe Unleashes 14:18.25 American Record in the 1650 Free
Zane Grothe delivered his best Katie Ledecky impersonation during finals of the men’s 1,650-yard freestyle at the 2017 USA Swimming AT&t Winter Nationals in Columbus, Ohio. Grothe immediately jumped to an early
Catching Up with USC Water Polo’s Marko Vavic
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Marko Vavic may only be a freshman for the USC men’s water polo team but he is wise beyond his years, which comes from
Zane Grothe’s American Record Highlights Fourth Night of 2017 AT&T Winter Nationals
Zane Grothe continued to flex his distance dominance by demolishing the American Record in the 1,650 free on the fourth and final night of the 2017 USA Swimming AT&T Winter
2005, 2007 World Champion Filippo Magnini Announces Retirement
The 2005 and 2007 World Champion in the 100 free, Filippo Magnini of Italy, has announced his retirement at the Italian Short Course Nationals. Magnini has decided not to compete at the
Winter Nationals Notes: New Professional Swimmers Return to Yards
By David Rieder. She’s a professional swimmer now, and what pays the bills for professional swimmers is long course success, but Olivia Smoliga still has a soft spot for short