Israeli Olympian Ziv Kalontarov Out This Semester for Auburn
Ziv Kalontarov, an Olympian for Israel at the 2016 Games this season, is currently not on Auburn University’s roster for what would be his junior season at the school. According
Catching Up With Princeton Water Polo’s Jordan Colina
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Men’s water polo may now be universally accepted—with some exceptions—as a big man’s game, but Jordan Colina would beg to differ. The Princeton senior
FINIS Training Tip of the Week: Meditation Practice
Welcome to the “Training Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore every month with drills and concepts for you to implement with
The Specific Nature of Nutrition in Swimmers
By Ashley Illenye, Swimming World College Intern. College level student-athletes have the epitome of untimely eating schedules. There are 5:00 a.m. practices that you can’t eat breakfast before or you’ll get
Legendary Coach Jon Urbanchek Honored with IOC Lifetime Achievement Award
Jon Urbanchek, the legendary coach who helmed the University of Michigan men’s team from 1982 to 2004, has been given an IOC Lifetime Achievement Award for coaches. After his days
Villanova Adds Incredibly Versatile Emily Ryan To Class of 2022
NEW COMMIT: Emily Ryan has handed her verbal commitment to Villanova University. Ryan is from Bartlett, Illinois, where she swims for Saint Charles Swim Team. She’s a senior at Rosary High
Rutgers Swim & Dive Welcomes Carmen Young as Director of Player Development
Rutgers swimming and diving head coach Petra Martin announced today the addition of Carmen Young to the Scarlet Knights’ support staff as the Volunteer Director of Player Development. The newly acquired position is responsible
IU Picks Up Three Wins in Mid-Week Meet, Men Remain Undefeated
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The No. 1/9 Indiana University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams earned three team victories in a double-dual meet against No. 13/18 Notre Dame and Cincinnati on
China Shows Strength as Wang Earns WJR on Night One in Beijing
Familiar names are seen in their usual spots on the podium this evening as we begin the final cluster of FINA World Cup competition. Beijing plays host to fast swimming and
Katinka Hosszu Leads First Morning of the Beijing World Cup
Katinka Hosszu led the first session of the Beijing World Cup with two top seeds going into Day One finals. Jamaica’s Alia Atkinson and Hosszu’s Hungarian teammate Boglarka Kapas will also be making