Commentary by Dave Crampton, Swimming World Contributor. Two world records and two further national records highlighted the first day of the New Zealand Short Course championships in Auckland. Para swimmer
NEW COMMIT: Liz Boyer, a two-time YMCA National Champion has announced her verbal commitment to Harvard via her Instagram account. Boyer swims for the Cheshire Y/Sea Dog Swim Club and
Champion Paralympic swimmer Sophie Pascoe has set the national short course championships alight by smashing two Para swimming world short course records on the opening day of competition. Day one
The Australian team is off to a flying start at the Para-Swimming Canadian Open in Toronto – notching six wins, four second placings and three thirds. Oz Para Team invade
TORONTO – Philippe Vachon posted a Canadian record time of 1 minute 6.39 seconds in the men’s 100-metre butterfly on the first night of the Para-swimming Canadian Open at the Toronto
Magnificent Obsession There was a time when American superstar Caeleb Dressel didn’t like swimming. But after his seven-gold-medal-performance at the Budapest World Championships, the American superstar admits he is obsessed with
NEW COMMIT: Cole Reznick of Pleasanton, California, has given his verbal commitment to Duke University. The senior at Amador Valley High School swims year-round for Tri Valley Aquatics. Reznick is a two-time NISCA
NEW COMMIT: Lexi Ljunggren of East Grand Forks, Minnesota has given her verbal commitment to swim for the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville beginning with the 2018-2019 season. A USA Swimming Scholastic All-American, Ljunggren
By Bryan Gu, Swimming World Intern. It is undeniable that Chinese Swimming has seen a tremendous amount of success internationally. This success is led by a large group of young
NEW COMMIT: MHSAA D3 record-holder Madelyn Cislo of Milan, Michigan has announced her verbal commitment to swim for Oakland University in the fall of 2018. At the 2017 MHSAA D3 Championships,
