Big Ten Weekly Recap: Indiana Sweeps Rival Purdue; OSU, Iowa Win
By Dan D’Addona. The Indiana University men’s and women’s swimming & diving teams swept rival Purdue on Saturday in West Lafayette, Ind. The No. 4-ranked Indiana men’s team moved to
SEC Weekly Recap: Florida-Auburn Split; Georgia Sweeps Vols
By Dan D’Addona. The Florida swimming & diving teams split with Auburn on Saturday. The 10th-ranked Gator men defeated the No. 6 Tigers 163-137, while the No. 14 Auburn women
ACC Weekly Recap: Leah Smith and Cavaliers Jump On Top of Duke and UNC
Virginia headed down to the Triangle Area this weekend to swim against Duke Friday evening and then against rival North Carolina in a Saturday matinee. The Cavaliers swept all four
Four NESCAC Teams Swim Women’s Relay in Recognition of Women’s March
Saturday at a quad meet between Division III NESCAC teams Bowdoin College, Colby College, Trinity College, and Wesleyan University, the women’s teams from each school marched and swam to recognize the Women’s
What Would The NCAA Look Like Without Diving?
By Matthew Barnard, Swimming World College Intern. In 2014 Swimming World posed the question “Should diving have a separate NCAA championship?“. Back then almost 72% of people responded that they would
Pac-12 Friday Recap: Cal Sweeps Arizona; Stanford Sweeps Arizona State
By Dan D’Addona. The No. 6 Cal women’s swimming & diving team kicked off a two-day road trip with a 181-119 win at Arizona on Friday. The Golden Bears won
New Team, New Life, Same Fast Swimming for Katie Ledecky
By David Rieder. It was a gloomy, overcast Friday afternoon with rain intermittent and temperatures in the low-50s. In other words, exactly the weather one would not normally expect in
Former U.S. National Team Member Dr. Tobie Smith Named to USADA Board of Directors
Dr. Tobie Smith, a former U.S. National Team member and top open water swimmer, has been appointed to serve on the USADA Board of Directors, Swimming World has learned. She fills
Off Deck: UNC’s Hellen Moffitt Talks Breakout Year and Rivalry Meets
In 2016, Hellen Moffitt led her North Carolina Tar Heels to a third-place finish at the ACC championships, moved into the all-time top ten in the women’s 100-yard fly, made the
ACC Weekly Preview: Rivalry Weekend, Part One — Featuring UNC-UVA and Louisville-Kentucky
Just two weeks remain in the Division I dual meet season, and that means the typical January rivalry contests will be running strong this upcoming weekend. After Virginia defeated Virginia