FINA Releases Video Montage of Past And Present World Records
The roaring of the crowd…the splash of victory…tears, smiles, and indescribable joy all surround the high achievement of setting a new World Record. FINA has put together a new video
5 Fun Facts About First-Time Olympian Ryan Held
By Cristian Corbett with Kayla Brumbaum, Swimming World College Interns American sprinter Ryan Held will make his international debut at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in the 4×100 freestyle relay.
Maddie Musselman Leads USA Women to 16-5 Victory Over Russia
San Diego, CA – July 21 – A capacity crowd at Cathedral Catholic High School played host to the first match in a three game series between the U.S. Olympic
5 Reasons Why First-Time Olympian Gunnar Bentz is Ready for Rio
By: SuSu Almousa, Swimming World College Intern Three of the six swimmers who qualified for the men’s 4×200 free relay are collegiate teammates. All six are not exclusively freestylers, and two
Taylor Ruck Breaks 200 Free Meet Record on Day Two of Gresham Sectionals
By Katie Lively, Swimming World College Intern The first record of the Western Region Sectionals fell on night two as Taylor Ruck of Scottsdale Aquatic Club (SAC) shattered the 200
Katie Drabot Claims 100 Free on First Night at Brown Deer Sectionals
By Allison Pierce, Swimming World College Intern The first night of competition at the Speedo Sectionals in Brown Deer kicked off with the 100 freestyle. Junior National Team member Katie Drabot
Kenisha Liu Wins Twice on Opening Night of Roseville Sectionals
In the opening night of the 2016 Speedo Sectionals in Roseville, CA five the night’s six races featured close finishes. Kenisha Liu of Brea Aquatics stopped the clock in 56.21 to win
Lauren Votava Clinches Second Win on Night Two of Columbia Sectionals
By Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern To kick off the second night of Columbia Speedo Sectionals, last night’s women’s 100 freestyle champion Lauren Votava of Rockford claimed her second title
4 Reasons to Root for First-Time Olympian Clark Smith
By SuSu Almousa, Swimming World College Intern The Olympic Trials can be an incredibly trying meet— some make the prestigious cut, and others fall short. It is a meet filled
Lindsey Clary and the Ohio State Swim Club Women Add to Their Success on Night 2 in Columbus
After a strong showing on the first day, the Ohio State Swim Club women were not quite as dominate tonight, but still had strong wins in the 400 meter IM and 400