NC State Women Looking To Build On Historic Season In 2017-18
The 2016-17 season was one for the history books for the NC State women’s swimming & diving team, as it finished a program-best seventh at the NCAA Championships along with
Rutgers Hall of Famer Erin McIntyre First to Reach NCAAs
PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Every so often, the collegiate landscape needs a reminder of the dual nature of the word used to describe the lifeblood of any athletic department: the student-athlete.
Division II Weekly Recap: Queens, Nova Southeast and Indianapolis Impress in Early October Weekend
Queens had a strong showing against defending national champion Emory as the Royals won handily over Emory with a 187-75 win on Saturday. Queens saw dominant performances from Marius Kusch,
6x NCISAA State Champ Mary Pruden Gives Verbal Commitment to Columbia Lions
NEW COMMIT: Mary Pruden has verbally committed to swim for Columbia University beginning with the 2018-2019 season. Pruden is from Raleigh, North Carolina where she is a senior at Ravenscroft
David Marsh Will Be U.S. Head Coach at USA College Challenge
David Marsh will be the head coach for the American team at this weekend’s USA College Challenge in Los Angeles. When rosters for the meet were announced earlier this month, no coaching
Eight Teams Set to Compete at FINA Water Polo Development Trophy
The 6th edition of the FINA World Men’s Water Polo Development Trophy kicks-off tomorrow October 17 in Gzira (MLT). The competition will welcome eight promising teams for a six-day tournament until October 22. The composition of
Olympian Roland Schoeman Partners with Scholarship Agency Athletes USA
Founded in 2008, Athletes USA is comprised of former college athletes, coaches and scouts working together to market and manage scholarships to some of the world’s best known universities. With
Texas A&M Adds Verbal Commit From Mark Schnippenkoetter
NEW COMMIT: Texas A&M has added a verbal commitment from Mark Schnippenkoetter. He joins an Aggie Class of 2022 that includes Alberto Gomez, Coco Bratanov, Shaine Casas, Clayton Bobo, Ethan Gogulski, and Peter Simmons. Schnippenkoetter graduated from high school
How Anemia is Hurting Swimmers
By Norah Hunt, Swimming World College Intern. For many athletes, being perpetually tired is just a way of life. Training is intense, school has its demands, and often there are
Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics Adopts Team in Puerto Rico for Hurricane Relief
As Puerto Rico continues its hurricane relief efforts following devastation by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, a swim team in the United States has raised over $3000 for one of its