FINA Diving Grand Prix Wraps Up In Kuala Lumpur
China, Japan, Korea and Malaysia were the four nations climbing on the first step of the podium this weekend in Kuala Lumpur (MAS), where the sixth leg of the annual
Springfield College Swimmers Awarded Weekly Honors by NEWMAC
Springfield College’s Delaney Dyjak (Ludlow, Mass.) and Sierra Skaza (Belchertown, Mass.) were recognized by the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) for their impressive performances this past weekend
Division III Weekly Recap: Kenyon Still Strong Despite Big Ten Losses
October is officially over for Division III as the teams move towards their respective November invitationals. (#1/3) Kenyon dropped both duel meets this weekend to Ohio State and Michigan State
How Katie Ledecky Brought Feminism to Swimming
By Ashley Illenye, Swimming World College Intern. Like most sports, men tend to dominate the field of discussion in swimming, but Katie Ledecky has derailed the discussion and given it
Emma McKeon, Emily Seebohm Collect Awards at Swimming Australia’s Gala Awards Dinner
Two of Australia’s queens of the pool, Emily Seebohm and Emma McKeon were the big winners at Swimming Australia’s Gala Awards Dinner, presented by Hancock Prospecting in Adelaide tonight. Triple-Olympian
Kylie Masse Drops 51-100 back in Toronto, UNLV Exhibition
LAS VEGAS- The UNLV men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams dropped an exhibition meet to the University of Toronto on Saturday evening in a dual meet at the Jim Reitz Pool. The
Marist, Rider Split in Early MAAC-tion
Women’s Meet The Marist women’s swimming and diving team remained unbeaten in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference competition when it took down Rider, 178-122, on Oct. 28. Marist is now 2-1
Tribe Women Top Towson After Back-and-Forth Battle
Women’s Meet In one of the most thrilling meets in recent history, the William & Mary women’s swimming team went back and forth with Towson on Saturday afternoon, with the
Swimming World Fall Classic Concludes With Five More Pool Records
The Swimming World Fall Classic wrapped up Saturday evening in Bristol, R.I., with five more pool records going down. Bluefish swimmers Harry Homans, Gianna Spremullo and James Misto concluded their exceptional meets with
CIF CC Section Finalist David Noyes Verbally Commits to University of the Pacific
NEW COMMIT: Santa Clara Swim Club’s David Noyes has verbally committed to swim for the University of the Pacific beginning in the 2018-2019 season. Noyes trains with Santa Clara’s High Performance group. He