NEW COMMIT: Molly Franklin, of Sandusky, Ohio, has announced her verbal commitment to swim for the University of Connecticut beginning next fall. Franklin is a senior at Sandusky High School. She trains
NEW COMMIT: Ethan Knorr of Salisbury, North Carolina, will stay in state for college. The Salisbury High School senior has verbally committed to East Carolina University. A USA Swimming Scholastic
Despite being diagnosed with bowel cancer in the middle of her training, swim instructor Lesley Wilde-Griffiths brought home four top-six finishes at the 2017 European Masters Championships. After six months
Commentary by Jason Tillotson, Swimming World College Intern. Swimming is a complicated sport. It is so pure, so natural and innate yet, at the same time, it can be tremendously
Swimming the English Channel: A Look Back in Time Legend has it that in 55 B.C., when Roman General Julius Caesar stood on a beach in Gaul, plotting his conquest
November is officially here for the 2017-2018 season and Division III is heating up toward the November invites. A couple of the east coast teams have made an appearance finally
The 2017 Collegiate Cup ended in thrilling fashion earlier today at Fresno State as the New York Athletic Club took first place with an 8-7 shootout win over Stanford. California
Elite Sportswear, L.P., world’s leading sport specialty apparel brand, is excited to announce Girisha Chandraraj as the newly appointed President and Chief Executive Officer. Girisha comes to Elite Sportswear with
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor No conference in the U.S. can beat the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) when it comes to men’s and women’s water polo success. Last
This week, Swimming World Magazine and the International Swimming Hall of Fame announced a major merger of the two organizations, giving both parties new ways to reach the aquatics world.
