Ilya Kharun Wins Three Times as Arizona State Sweeps All-Arizona Quad Meet Ilya Kharun picked up three individual wins Saturday as Arizona State swept the inaugural All-Arizona Quad Meet. The
1980 Olympian Ron Neugent Among 12 Inducted to Kansas Sports Hall of Fame Ron Neugent, a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic swim team, was among 12 inductees to the
Jamie Main Leaves Aquatics GB National Coach Role At Bath To Become Repton School’s Director Of Swimming Jamie Main is leaving his role as Aquatics GB National Coach at the
How NCAA Realignment Will Eventually Boost College Swimming This Season The new era of U.S. college athletics took shape just over a year ago, rising from the ashes of a
David Johnston Reviews Hectic Olympic Summer on Social Kick Podcast Over the past several years, David Johnston has established himself as one of the United States’ premier distance freestylers. Whether
Marcello Guidi & Lea Boy Claim Maiden World Cup Victories Marcello Guidi and Lea Boy claimed their first victories at the World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup in Setubal,
It is no question that swimming is a tough sport. It is very time consuming, and balancing academics with athletic responsibilities can be challenging. In addition to swimming being a
Maddy Huggins Sets Florida State Record in Split with Georgia Tech Maddy Huggins set the Florida State program record in the women’s 200 breaststroke as the Seminoles split an ACC
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern. Although it’s easier to come up with reasons why it would be easier to do anything but swim or dive, it’s important to
Special Sets: The Work of Fast-Rising Teen Stella Canoles of Orinda Aquatics (Sample Workouts Included) By MICHAEL J. STOTT Stella Canoles: Meet “TR” (The Rocket) Every coach treasures a special
