Last week Princeton University announced that its men’s swimming and diving team’s season was being suspended after misogynistic and racist messages were discovered on a school listserv. Today, the University’s initial press release
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. While
The Queens University of Charlotte Men and Drury University Women remained atop the third CSCAA/TYR NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Poll. Nova Southeastern’s men and Queens (NC)’s women held
By Matthew Barnard, Swimming World College Intern This last week the 2016 USA Diving Winter National Championships wrapped up in Columbus, Ohio. The Championships doubled as a qualifying event for
Colorado Time Systems (CTS), a PlayCore company, is pleased to announce their induction to the Colorado Swimming Hall of Fame as a recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award. Colorado Time
By Emily Messina, Swimming World College Intern Many teams utilize the semester break to bulk up on winter training. From sunny, warm destinations to altitude training to staying disciplined on the
Connor Jaeger, who won an Olympic silver medal in the 1500 free in Rio, decided to call it a career after this summer and has moved back home to New Jersey
Revisit the top stories from the last two weeks with the latest edition of the Swimming World Biweekly. Current subscribers can visit the Swimming World Vault to download the current issue now! Non-Subscribers can
Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. Princeton’s swim program briefly topped national headlines last week when its men’s team’s season was suspended indefinitely, but the headlines had a greater story
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set Of The Week! This week’s set has two examples of broken swims for middle distance swimmers that emphasize developing a strong finish to your race.
