The Week That Was: Cate Campbell Makes Triumphant Return at Aussie Short Course Champs
The big news from this week was from Down Under, where Australian Cate Campbell made a triumphant return to racing in a dramatic fashion. Catch up on all of the
The big news from this week was from Down Under, where Australian Cate Campbell made a triumphant return to racing in a dramatic fashion. Catch up on all of the
The SEC has announced its weekly award winners for this past weekend of competition, including swimmers of the week Ben Lawless and Erika Brown. Read more about the winners below. Male Swimmer of
By Chris Balbo, Swimming World College Intern. Joining a college team as a freshman is a daunting but thrilling experience. A new team, new schedule, and new practice methodology. With
NEW COMMIT: Columbus, Ohio’s Kendra Sheehan has verbally committed to swim for Ohio University beginning next fall. Sheehan swims for Upper Arlington Swim Club and is a senior at Upper Arlington High School.
NEW COMMIT: Van Mathias, a versatile swimmer from Portland, Oregon, has verbally committed to swim for Indiana University beginning next fall. A NISCA All-American, he’s a senior at Beaverton High
NEW COMMIT: Dasha Cocol (Daria in USA Swimming’s database) of Saratoga, California, has announced her verbal commitment to San Jose State University. Cocol is a senior at Prospect High School. She
NEW COMMIT: Claire Russell has announced her verbal commitment to Bryant University. Russell is from Naperville, Illinois where she swims for Wheaton Swim Club and Naperville North High School, where
The Union Americana de Natacion (UANA) has announced that more than 27 countries and more than 550 swimmers have declared their intention to swim at the first edition of the
NEW COMMIT: Shayla Erickson of Fountain Valley, CA has verbally committed to the University of Houston’s class of 2022. Erickson is a senior at Fountain Valley High School and competes year-round
After Australian Cate Campbell took her SCM 100 free world record back last week, Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom said in an interview with The New Paper in Singapore that she thinks someone will break 50 seconds in the