NEW COMMITS: Trude Rothrock and Danika Katzer have both given their verbal commitments to be members of the University of Tennessee Class of 2022. Both ladies will be valuable, versatile additions to the
NEW COMMIT: Just days after Carter Roehrle verbally committed to James Madison University Morgan Whaley has also chosen to become a member of the Dukes’ Class of 2022. Whaley told Swimming World, “After my first
Against the backdrop of a landmark decision last Thursday by FINA’s Technical Water Polo Congress, which approved an increase in women’s teams at the Tokyo Olympics from eight to ten,
We have gathered the top swimming-related Tweets & Grams for the week of July 9-July 15, 2017! 1. Dino King Dino plays piano??? A post shared by Lilly King (@_king_lil)
Women’s Water Polo World Championships: USA vs. South Africa The USA Women’s National Team, defending FINA World Champions, delivered a convincing victory to start their run at the 2017 FINA
There has been a fairly tight points battle at the 2017 North Carolina Swimming Age Group Championship meet. With the final session of the meet underway, the TAC Titans have
For more than a decade, the Americans went undefeated in the men’s 800 free relay. That streak began with an upset win over Ian Thorpe and Australia at the 2004 Olympic
The men’s one meter finals occurred today, after preliminaries took place two days ago. The men’s event was followed by finals in women’s synchronized platform. In the men’s one meter
Ippei Watanabe became the first man to break 2:07 in the men’s 200 breast earlier this year, but recent history says that this event could be unpredictable at the upcoming FINA
NEW COMMIT: Largo, Florida’s Noa Heron has made a verbal commitment to swim for Tulane University beginning with the 2018-2019 season. Heron said in her announcement on Twitter, “I couldn’t be happier to
