Remembering My Biggest Fan in Thankful Times
Commentary by Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern. A lot of people ask me how I swam at an invitational the weekend after my grandfather’s funeral. How could I not have?
Commentary by Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern. A lot of people ask me how I swam at an invitational the weekend after my grandfather’s funeral. How could I not have?
The Florida Gators added 19 swimmers and four divers to the incoming class of 2018 after the early signing period. The men’s squad will add 13 newcomers, while the women’s
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True Sweetser qualified for his first World Championships team this summer with a win in the 1500 free at U.S. Nationals. Making his first appearance at Golden Goggles, he discussed that