Psych Sheet: Five Swimmers to Watch at the 2017 European Junior Champs
Young talents are set to dive into action next week at the 2017 European Junior Championships in Netanya, Israel. The meet runs from June 28 – July 2, 2017 and
5 Ways to Make Every Lap Count
By Abby Bergman, Swimming World College Intern. A question swimmers often field from those outside of the swimming community is whether we get bored swimming during long sets, staring at
What Can Katie Ledecky Do In The 100 Free At US Nationals?
At just 20 years old Katie Ledecky has already made a case to be the most dominant female swimmer in the world. Her best competitors are still seconds behind her in the
David Verraszto Takes Down Daiya Seto in Scorching 400 IM at Sette Colli
The second day of finals at the Sette Colli International meet in Rome featured impressive efforts by Olympic gold medalists Gregorio Paltrinieri and Adam Peaty, but the highlight of the night came in
US Junior National Teamer Kensey McMahon Chooses Alabama
Kensey McMahon has given her verbal commitment to swim for the University of Alabama. McMahon is a US Junior National Team member who trains with Bolles. She is a rising senior
US Synchro Grabs Gold At America Open
The U.S. senior national team won gold and its mixed duet placed first in tech Friday at the Synchro America Open presented by Le Rêve – The Dream. Swimming to
USA Men’s Water Polo Defeats Russia, Advances to Semi-Finals of Super Final
The USA Men’s National Team defeated Russia 8-6 to advance to the semifinals of the FINA World League Super Final. Three different players scored two goals each for Team USA
The Green and Golden Legacy of Wright State: Program Just $30,000 Away From Goal
Along with many other NCAA programs, the Wright State University swimming & diving teams were cut for financial purposes in May. After a meeting of the Wright State Board of Trustees, the University
VIDEO: Behind-the-Scenes at Carmel Swim Club Practice, Part Two
When Swimming World visited Carmel Swim Club, the team warmed up with some dryland activities before splitting into butterfly, backstroke and breaststroke groups for some long course stroke work. In part two
The Living is Never Easy in Swimming
By Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern. Scrolling through Facebook I recently came across an article written about a month ago called, “High School Track: It’s Springtime and the Living