Rebecca Nevitt Plans English Channel Crossing for 50th Birthday
By Abby Bergman, Swimming World College Intern. If you head down to the beach in Santa Monica, California on any Sunday morning, you are likely to find Rebecca Nevitt training
David Marsh Takes Head Coaching Position at UC-San Diego
David Marsh, the head coach of the U.S. women’s Olympic swim team last summer in Rio, has accepted a position as head coach of the University of California-San Diego (Division
Swimming World Splashback One Year Ago Today: Miller, Cordes, Worrell Become Olympians
Swimming World is digging into the archives this week to recap the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials in a series of Splashbacks. As new faces and veterans are looking to
Who is Zach Apple? Auburn Sprinter Leads Loaded 100 Free Field at Nationals
Most of the big names made the A-final of the 100 free on Tuesday morning of the 2017 Phillips 66 National Championships and World Championship Trials. Those names include 2012
Mallory Comerford Blasts the 5th Fastest 100 Free at Phillips 66 Nationals
There has been a lot of hype around Louisville junior-to-be Mallory Comerford. She had not really proved herself long course after she had all that success at the NCAA Championships
Chase Kalisz Swims 10th Fastest 200 Fly of 2017 in Prelims
In the prelims of the men’s 200 fly, Georgia swimmers Chase Kalisz and Gunnar Bentz paced each other well to nab the top two spots into tonight’s championship final. Kalisz
Hali Flickinger Tops 200 Fly Prelims at Phillips 66 Nationals
Georgia postgrad Hali Flickinger got the 2017 Phillips 66 Nationals and World Trials with a 2:08.43 to lead 17-year-old Dakota Luther of Austin Swim Club. Luther was one of the
Mallory Comerford, Zach Apple Lead Quick Morning at Phillips 66 Nationals
The first morning of the 2017 Phillips 66 National Championships went off Tuesday morning with lots of fast swimming as the swimmers set themselves up for a chance at a
Katie Ledecky Wins Honda Award as Top Women’s College Athlete
Stanford freshman Katie Ledecky won the Honda Cup as the top collegiate women’s athlete, as awarded by the Collegiate Women’s Sports Awards on Monday night. In the 41-year history of
Swimming Injuries: Beyond the Physical Impact
By: Ashley Illenye, Swimming World College Intern. Being a student-athlete on any level is very demanding, especially as a swimmer. With three-day meets, 5 a.m. practices, and sleeping and eating