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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. Katherine Harston of Heritage
Defending Division II National Champions Queens University of Charlotte took on Wingate University this weekend, sweeping both teams in separate meets. The meet was a steamroll on the women’s side,
Five-time Olympic medallist and eight-time Commonwealth Games Champion Alicia Coutts will bid farewell to the sport of swimming after wrapping up her competitive racing career at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. The
Conference dual meets and a handful of B cuts highlight this week’s recap of Division III competition. Kenyon put up a strong effort against Division I Ohio State, while the
By Dan D’Addona. It was a busy week for the Tennessee women’s swim team. The No. 11 team in the nation came away with two defeats this week. That is
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. Alexander Santana has verbally committed
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. Daniel Rutledge of Grapevine
By Dan D’Addona. While a lot of the attention was on the defending national champion Georgia women’s swim team it was the Georgia men who made a huge statement in
By Dan D’Addona. Being ranked No. 1 in the nation is an honor, but one filled with pressure. Athletes can talk all they want about how they don’t pay attention
