2017 NJCAA Championships: Indian River Jumps to Early Lead on Day One
Indian River jumped to an early lead on both the men’s and women’s side on day one of the 2017 NJCAA Championships. The Pioneers won 10 of the 11
Preventing Swimming Injuries: 5 ESSENTIAL Changes
Most sports are re-evaluating the notion of performing year-round. This is particularly true in sports where routines and precise “moves” are not involved. Swimming is unique, as it doesn’t involve
Richard Corso On The Record About His Case Against UC Berkeley
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor A contentious legal case threatens to cast a shadow over the 2016-17 women’s varsity water polo season. Richard Corso, for more than a decade
SCAD Sweeps Relays On Day One Of NAIA Championships
The 2017 NAIA men’s and women’s Swimming and Diving Championships began today at the Columbus Aquatic Center in Columbus, Georgia. The only events that were swum this afternoon were the
Set Of The Week: Warming Up Breaststroke
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week! This week’s set is a warm-up set for breaststrokers that is designed to help swimmers set up the proper timing and feel
LumaLanes Performance of the Week: Ally Howe Breaks 15-Year-Old Mark
Fifteen years. That’s how long is has been since Cal legend Natalie Coughlin blasted past the 50 second barrier to post an otherworldly American and NCAA record in the 100
2017 Women’s NCAA Division I Official Psych Sheet Released
One day after the release of the pre-cut psych sheets for the women’s NCAA Division I championships, USA Swimming has posted the official version with only the swimmers that have
Hylton Collinson Among Top Seeds at Day 1 of 2017 NJCAA Championships
The 2017 NJCAA Swimming & Diving Championships splashed into action today at the Burt Flickinger Athletic Center in Buffalo, New York. Women’s 50 Breast Indian River kicked off the session
Peter Kropp Takes Down ACC Record During Day 3 Prelims
The third day of action at the men’s ACC championships in Atlanta featured a new conference record as Duke’s Peter Kropp edged out Virginia Tech’s Brandon Fiala for the top seed in
5 Swimmers to Watch at Arena Pro Swim Series Indianapolis
By David Rieder. In the heart of college championship season, this weekend will feature a little bit of long course action to break up the back-and-forth of short course yards.