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Just Guo For It Margaret Guo, a swimmer who earned dual degrees from MIT in electrical engineering and computer science and in biological engineering, was crowned last October, in Indianapolis,
By Dan D’Addona. The No. 2 Cal men’s swim team defeated No. 15 USC 177-109 on Friday, winning all but one event. A strong leadoff leg by senior Ryan Murphy
The University of Texas women and men, each ranked among the top three teams in the country in the latest CSCAA poll, traveled north to Fort Worth Friday for their only
David Marsh, the head coach of this summer’s U.S. women’s Olympic Team, will no longer be the head coach and CEO of the SwimMAC Carolina club based in the Charlotte,
Mutual of Omaha is no longer a sponsor of USA Swimming, according to a report from the Omaha World Herald. USA Swimming has now confirmed the news in a statement to Swimming
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern. Swimming is a sport of delayed gratification. We work months, if not years, for a race that’s over in the blink of an
A homegrown coach will bring new energy to his role as a senior leader in Swimming Canada’s High Performance Paralympic program. National Para-swimming Performance Coach Vince Mikuska is being promoted
Check out some of the top tweets from around the swimming world from this past week! 1. Laying Down the Challenge After Ippei Watanabe broke the world record in the men’s 200
Oh!!! Canada!!! With a head-turning performance at last summer’s Rio Olympics—along with the country’s best-ever medal haul at last summer’s Junior Pan Pacific Championships— Swimming Canada has plenty of reason
