Crnic the Comeback Kid: From Blood Clot to Most Improved
By Katie Lafferty, Swimming World College Intern. What do you do when you receive a season ending diagnosis? You come back stronger the following season and show the world that
Carolina Secures Verbal Commitment From In-State Record Holder Grace Countie
Raleigh’s Grace Countie has given her verbal commitment to swim for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill beginning in the fall of 2018. Countie is a sprint freestyler and backstroker.
Ryan Lochte Returns on FREE Swimming World Biweekly!
Ryan Lochte made his return to competitive swimming at the U.S. Masters Nationals meet in sunny Riverside, California. He returned to the pool with a new passion for the sport and
Missy Franklin Set to Appear at LEAD Sports Summit
Two-time Olympian and 5-time Olympic gold medalist Missy Franklin has joined the all-star lineup of mentors for the LEAD Sports Summit as a Special Guest Speaker and Mentor. The LEAD
Colorado Time Systems Upgrades WaterFit Series and WaterFit Bike
Colorado Time Systems, a PlayCore company, is pleased to introduce the 2nd generation WaterFit bicycle. The WaterFit Series product line includes underwater bicycles, treadmills, and trampolines. Each product was designed
Marist Swimming and Diving Announces 2017-18 Captains
The Marist women’s and men’s swimming and diving teams have announced their captains for the 2017-18 season. Georgia Goldman, Shannon Gordon, Megan Berardelli, Robert McDowell and Peter Gallino will lead the Red Foxes. Goldman holds the Marist
Featured Camp: Florida Gator Swim Camp
The University of Florida Gator Swim Camp is a developmental camp designed to teach swimmers proper technique and provide quality training to swimmers of ALL abilities between 8 and 18
Swimming World Presents “Lessons with the Legends: Sam Freas”
Lessons with the Legends: Sam Freas Sponsored by Dolfin Swimwear Swimming World continues a series in which top coaches share some of the secrets of their success. The May issue of Swimming World Magazine highlights
Who Can Fill the Void Left by Maya DiRado?
By David Rieder. On August 12, Maya DiRado stormed from behind in the Olympic final of the women’s 200 back, passing Katinka Hosszu on the final stroke to snatch away the
Boales Giving All Athletes A Chance With Synchro
By Dax Lowery, Swimming World Contributor Spider-Man speeds along the side of the pool as the crowd begins to cheer. “You got this!” someone yells. Steven Aguirre, aka Spider-Man, stops and