2017 arena Pro Swim Series Indianapolis Day 1 Prelims: Nathan Adrian Returns
The first morning of prelims action at the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Indianapolis featured competition in four events per gender: the 100 free, 200 breast, 100 fly and
The first morning of prelims action at the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Indianapolis featured competition in four events per gender: the 100 free, 200 breast, 100 fly and
Stanford’s women were dominant at the women’s Pac-12 championships over the weekend, winning all but four swimming events as they cruised to the team’s first Pac-12 championship in five years.
Texas — Nobody Better After dominating the last two NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships, the University of Texas is poised for a three-peat…and they have the talent
The heat sheets have been posted for day one prelims at the Arena Pro Swim Series meet in Indianapolis. The session begins Thursday morning at 10 a.m. ET at the
The 2017 MAC Men’s Championships began today at Southern Illinois University. Today’s action saw the 200 medley and 800 free relays. 2017 MAC Men’s Championships Day 1 Results – Results Buffalo
The Pac-12 men’s championships opened in Federal Way, Wash., with finals in two relay events. 200 medley relay Cal dominated the opening 200-yard medley relay to get the Pac-12 meet
The third night of finals at the 2017 men’s ACC championships in Atlanta featured a trio of conference records broken as NC State’s Ryan Held won his second event of the meet
The 2017 Speedo Sectionals series will continue in Carlsbad, California this weekend. While the meet lacks the Olympic star power Breeja Larson brought to last weekend’s College Station stop, there are still plenty of
The 2017 NCAA Division III Championships are quickly approaching. The meet will take place in Shenandoah, Texas from March 15-18. The official psych sheet can be found here while predictions for
By Robbie Dickson, Swimming World College Intern The question people in the sport of swimming ask after the Olympics are over typically is, “Will there be a post-Olympic depression?” The