By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Editor’s Note: this month Swimming World opens its coverage of the 2018 NCAA Women’s Varsity Water Polo season. Look for interviews, conference predictions and
Lyle Draves passed peacefully in Northern California on Jan. 12, according to his family. He was 103. Lyle Draves was the first pure diving coach developing 3 Olympic Champions: Vicki
The February issue of Swimming World Magazine features one of diving’s top stars and debuts the first diving cover since 1993. Swimming World’s cover diver is a two-time Olympic gold medalist and
Morning Splash by David Rieder. Last weekend, at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in San Jose, Calif., 26-year-old Ross Miner finished second in the men’s event. But the next day, Miner
All weekend at the BAC Winter Invite, Swimming World’s interns have provided invaluable assistance in videography, writing, photography and announcing. Check out some of their impressive content below. On Sunday, Swimming World had Hannah Hirsch
On the final night of racing at the BAC Winter Invite, Bluefish’s Harry Homans and Long Island’s Joanie Cash each picked up two individual victories. For Homans, the victories were his fourth and
NEW COMMIT: Chris Lower has accepted his appointment to the United States Coast Guard Academy where he will swim beginning next fall. Lower is from Clayton, North Carolina where he is
Women’s Meet The William & Mary women’s swimming team rolled on the road Saturday, downing Old Dominion 190-104 in the final road meet of the year. The Tribe won its sixth-straight
By Brad Muller, GamecocksOnline.com. College swimming student-athletes don’t normally need a lifesaver. South Carolina sophomore Will Riggs had several, and he needed every single one. One day at the end
By Luke Bernstein, Swimming World Intern. There is one critical element of a swim meet that oftentimes blends right into the background. It’s easy to notice the swimmers, the timers,
