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
Due to a water main break in Chapel Hill, N.C., Friday night’s finals of the Janis Hape Dowd Nike Cup, a large college invitational being held at the University of
Drury senior Wen “Ariel” Xu suffered a medical emergency during practice Thursday afternoon and died shortly thereafter, according to a report from Ozark Sports Zone. Tthe report states that the team contacted
Agon is the proud sponsor of all high school coverage (recruiting, results, state championships, etc.) on SwimmingWorld.com. For more information about Agon, visit their website AgonSwim.com. Sydnie Saddoris has committed to
By Matthew Barnard, Swimming World College Intern. With the college championship season just around the corner swimmers and divers up and down the country are trying to get the most out
Welcome to the “Swim Drill of the Week”. Swimming World will be bringing you a drill, concept, or tip that you can implement with your team on a regular basis.
With college and high school championship season set to begin, it’s a great time to take a look at the latest all-time top performances in every event. Today, Swimming World superfan Bill
Commentary by Robbie Dickson, Swimming World College Intern Endless Pools have been around for twenty-five years, and are used by all types of swimmers. The Endless Pool is the swimming
By Emily Messina, Swimming World College Intern For those of us who have chosen to swim in college, we have most likely been swimming competitively for a considerably long time. At
By David Rieder. If it seems like Susan Teeter has been coaching at Princeton forever, think about this fact: when most of her current class of freshmen was born, Teeter
