By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. This week, from March 9-12, Speedo Sectionals will continue in Columbia, Missouri. The top swimmers in the central states, including 17-year-old Michael Andrew and Missouri
Women’s 200 Medley Relay Drury did it again, knocking another six-tenths from their prelims time to break the Division II NCAA record for the second time today. The team of Yekaterina
Women’s 50 Free West Florida senior Theresa Michalak won the 50 freestyle in 22.79, about 2-tenths off of her prelims time. Michalak was the only woman in the final under 23 seconds, as
Women’s 200 IM Drury freshman Bailee Nunn made good on her number one seed from this morning with a dominating win the 200 IM. Nunn finished in 1:56.51, blowing away the field
Women’s 1000 Free In the first individual event of the evening West Chester freshman Georgia Wright set a new NCAA record in the women’s 1000, hitting the wall in 9:48.87. The race
Welcome to Swimming World’s live recap of the first day of finals at the 2017 NCAA Division II Nationals in Birmingham, Alabama! It was a busy first night of finals, with
by Benny Liang, Swimming World College Intern With conference meets all wrapped up, most collegiate swimmers have the chance to wind-down and take a breather after a rigorous six months
After more than 30 years of coaching, USA Swimming welcomes Jeff Allen to the club development team as a Sport Development Consultant to oversee the Eastern Zone. “I consider it an
After two successful seasons with the Arizona State swimming team, Senior Assistant Coach Misty Hyman has decided to pursue new opportunities outside collegiate coaching following the NCAA Championships, head coach
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor. Chris Vidale is a man on the go. When he’s not at home in Rhinebeck, New York, with his wife Betsey Armstrong—a two-time Olympic
