Passages: Mack Brown, U.S. Diver from 1955 Pan American Games
S. Mack Brown, a diver who competed internationally for the United States at the Pan American Games in 1955, passed away on Feb. 25. According to his obituary, originally published in
Olympic Gold Medalist Darian Townsend Announces Retirement
Darian Townsend, an Olympic gold medalist in 2004 as part of South Africa’s 400 free relay, has announced that he will be moving on from competitive swimming. “It’s with a
The Week That Was: Queens Men And Women Repeat With Third Straight NCAA Titles
The 2017 NCAA Division II Nationals took place this week in Birmingham, Ala., and Queens University of Charlotte defended their NCAA titles from last year, winning their third consecutive championship for
Featured Swim Camp: Auburn Swim Camps With Brett Hawke, Sergio Lopez and Rowdy Gaines
Brett Hawke and Sergio Lopez come together to lead the Auburn Swim Camps along with a staff (see below) of highly qualified, accomplished, and enthusiastic coaches, counselors and collegiate swimmers.
You’ve Had a Successful Season – Now What?
By Natalia Kaczor, Swimming World College Intern Championship season is coming to a close. Sectionals, state championships, conference meets, and NCAAs are all finishing up across the country. Some swimmers
Future of Temporary Pools Used for Rio Olympics Revealed
Temporary pools home to amazing races and warm ups during the Olympics are currently moving to their new – permanent – destinations in different areas of Brazil. The news concerning the
2022 Commonwealth Games Will Not Be in Durban, Per Reports
The 2022 Commonwealth Games will no longer be held in the South African city of Durban, according to a report from the BBC, apparently after the city missed fulfilling certain
Swimming World Biweekly Splashes Into Indy Pro Series, College Conferences, and More!
Current subscribers can visit the Swimming World Vault to download this issue now! Non-Subscribers can download for FREE by clicking HERE. The 2017 arena Pro Swim Series continued recently with a stop
Off Deck, March 13, 2017: Breaking Down the Team Race at Women’s NCAA Championships
In just two days, the women’s NCAA championships will get underway in Indianapolis, so on today’s episode of Off Deck, host David Rieder was joined by Dan D’Addona, Swimming World’s lead NCAA Division I writer,
Morning Splash: Will The Women’s NCAA Scoring Projections Come True?
By David Rieder. At the 2016 women’s NCAA championships, Georgia was projected to finish fourth. Simply scoring out the psych sheet had the Bulldogs finishing the swimming competition with 279