Three Freshmen That Could Rock the 200 Free at Men’s NCAA’s
Written by Benny Liang, Swimming World College Intern One year ago at Georgia Tech’s McAuley Aquatic Center, Texas freshman Townley Haas broke out into the NCAA Division I scene, winning
Set Of The Week: Warming Up Freestyle
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week! This week’s set is a short set for warming up freestyle before a main set, with a particular focus on lengthening out
Heat Sheets Available for Night One of 2017 NCAA D1 Men’s Championships; NC State Top Seed
After an exciting weekend of racing proclaimed the Stanford Cardinal as the victors of the women’s championships, it is now the men’s turn to show Indianapolis what they’ve been training
Five Races to Watch At Men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships
Lander Eicholzer, Swimming World College Intern The Men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships get underway in Indianapolis today. With That in mind, here are five races to keep an eye on.
Swimming World Magazine 2017 Predictions For DI Men’s NCAA Swimming Championships
Last season, Texas head coach Eddie Reese won his 12th men’s swimming and diving team championship, breaking a tie with Ohio State’s Mike Peppe for the most all-time. This season, Reese goes for
Katie Ledecky Inducted into Maryland Women’s Hall of Fame
Team USA swimmer, Stanford University freshman and two-time Olympian Katie Ledecky, 20, was inducted into the Maryland Women’s Hall of Fame on March 16 at a ceremony held at the
Colorado Time Systems Renews Partnership with CSCAA
Colorado Time Systems (CTS), a PlayCore company, is pleased to announce renewal of their exclusive multi-year sponsorship agreement with the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA). This partnership emphasizes
Synchro Q&A: Stanford Coach Sara Lowe
By Dax Lowery Sara Lowe, now in her fifth season as head coach of the Stanford University synchronized swimming team, hopes to lead the Cardinal to another title as the
Morning Splash: Bold Race-By-Race Predictions for Men’s NCAA Championships
By David Rieder. Picking race winners—sometimes straightforward and sometimes an exercise in futility. For last week’s women’s NCAA championships, the results fell somewhere in that first category, nailing 13 out
Serra Aydan Set to Sign With American University
Agon is the proud sponsor of all high school coverage (recruiting, results, state championships, etc.) on SwimmingWorld.com. For more information about Agon, visit their website AgonSwim.com. Serra Aydan has committed to