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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Miranda Tucker announced after her freshman season at Indiana that she was transferring to Michigan. At Winter Nationals in December, Tucker explained that because of some health issues she has
By Dan D’Addona. There aren’t a ton of meets in the Pac-12 this week, but there is an interesting double dip. The Cal and Stanford swim teams will do a
By Dan D’Addona. The state of Indiana has a great tradition in basketball, leading to great rivalries. But those rivalries aren’t just on the court. One of the biggest swimming
