NEW COMMIT: Anya Goeders has verbally committed to swim for Stanford University, according to her CollegeSwimming.com profile. The Lowell, Indiana native, who will graduate next spring in 2018, has turned
USA Swimming’s new CEO, Tim Hinchey, will be getting his feet wet later this month with an open water charity event in Ireland according to a report by Galway Bay. The 13-kilometer
One year ago today, the 2016 Olympic Team was named for USA Swimming. On the final day of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials, Connor Jaeger and Jordan Wilimovsky were added to
NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has picked up another verbal commitment to the Class of 2022. Valencia, California’s Julia Wolf has elected to spend her collegiate years swimming for the Hoosiers. Wolf swims
Bill Koppelman has been promoted to associate head coach for men’s and women’s swimming, Georgia Tech head swimming & diving coach Courtney Shealy Hart announced. He served the last five years
By Samantha Dammann, Swimming World College Intern. As competitive swimmers, it’s easy to forget that there’s a world of water-based activities out there that don’t involve laps or a black
Just a few days after learning that the Court of Arbitration for Sport had dismissed a suit filed against FINA, LEN President Paolo Barelli continues to share his vision for the
This week gave the rest of the swimming world the first glimpse of what the US National Team will look like over the next four years at the 2017 Phillips
By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. For several Pennsylvania swimming teams, tragedy does not have the final word—camaraderie does. Both within teams and across team lines, swimmers, parents, and
Florida senior-to-be Caeleb Dressel won the 50 free on Saturday night at the Phillips 66 USA Swimming Nationals to clinch his fourth individual event for Budapest. Dressel will be one
