American Swimming Team (Future): The Base & Core of the Team Beginning with the December 2016 issue and running through May 2017, Swimming World takes a look at the American
Delaware Swim Team had a phenomenal day three at the Speedo Sectionals in Christiansburg. They lead the girl’s, boy’s, and combined team score with one day remaining. 757 Swim’s Joelle Vereb (25.48), Colby
On night three of Speedo Sectionals Ithaca Kate Douglass, the 15-16 50 freestyle National Age Group record holder, posted an impressive time in the splash and dash. Hauppauge’s 27 year old Drew Modrov was quick
After the third night of long-course finals competition at the Burt Flickinger Athletic Center for 2017 Buffalo Speedo Sectionals, Cape Cod Swim Club leads overall point totals with 716 points. The FISH’s
Regan Smith of Riptide proved to be the story of the night on day 3 of long course Speedo Sectionals in Indianapolis. Smith’s 100 backstroke elevated her to second in the all-time
Commentary by Andy Ross. Many people watching the past two Division I NCAA swimming and diving championships was left wondering the same question, “how did swimming get so fast?” At
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World Staff Writer From Division I to II to III to the NAIA, college swimming looks very different across the country. Same goes for college coaching.
Stanford women’s coach Greg Meehan captured his first NCAA team championship this season, defeating second-place California by 160.5 points. The Cardinal led wire-to-wire, and the victory was never really in doubt. But
By Reginald Dunwoody. In a move that can only be described as shocking, Michael Phelps announced via his Myspace page that he has signed a contract to play minor league
ON THE COVER: Ashleigh Johnson Not only was Ashleigh Johnson named the top goalkeeper at last summer’s Olympic Games in Rio (55 saves), but she also received the same honor
