Q&A With Diver of the Year Lexi Tenenbaum
By Matthew Barnard, Swimming World College Intern Lexi Tenenbaum of the University of Minnesota rounded out her career in Indianapolis earlier this month, claiming the title of CSCAA Division I
By Matthew Barnard, Swimming World College Intern Lexi Tenenbaum of the University of Minnesota rounded out her career in Indianapolis earlier this month, claiming the title of CSCAA Division I
By Robbie Dickson, Swimming World College Intern Now that the men’s NCAA Championships are over, it is time to reflect back on the record-breaking weekend and determine which race was
The USA Swimming club development staff is excited to announce the addition of Jay Chambers as a member of its Sport Performance Consultant team. Chambers will join Scott Colby and
USA Swimming sent letters to the United States Olympic Committee in 2004 and 2005 requesting that the USOC consider athlete protection policies would stretch across sports, according to a new
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern When she stepped foot onto University of Maryland Baltimore County’s campus four years ago, Emily Escobedo never thought she’d be where she 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. Adelaide Brown has committed to
Swimming Australia has nominated three athletes to take on the 10km open water event at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, adding to the three that were already selected
By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. Carmel Swim Club and Drew Kibler owned the first night of the Indianapolis Speedo Sectionals. Kibler racked up two individual gold medals, as well as
Night one of long course competition at Speedo Sectionals Buffalo kicked off tonight with the Thursday night distance session, featuring the women’s 1500 and the men’s 800 meter freestyle. 15-year-old
Speedo Sectionals got started in Ithaca tonight with just two events: the women’s 1650 and the men’s 1000. The women’s 1650 was a remarkably close race for first. Portland Porpoise’s Emily