The Importance of Racing with a Plan
By Emily Messina, Swimming World College Intern For those of us who have chosen to swim in college, we have most likely been swimming competitively for a considerably long time. At
By Emily Messina, Swimming World College Intern For those of us who have chosen to swim in college, we have most likely been swimming competitively for a considerably long time. At
By David Rieder. If it seems like Susan Teeter has been coaching at Princeton forever, think about this fact: when most of her current class of freshmen was born, Teeter
Barrier Busters: Fierce Female Firsts In a sport that obsesses over milliseconds, time barriers matter. Most swimmers remember breaking a minute for the first time in the 100 free. What
Swimming in Australia has a proud and rich record in the archives of Australia’s Olympic history. The Australian Dolphins Swim team have worked hard to be a team the nation
With conference championships on the horizon and most intra-conference dual meet match ups completed, this weekend will be a bit quiet for division III swimming and diving. The majority of
The Big Ten Conference has announced that Indiana’s Blake Pieroni and Michigan’s Siobhan Haughey have been named conference swimmers of the week. Read more about all the award-winners below. Male Swimmer of
A week out from the start of conference championships, the Queens University of Charlotte Men and Drury University Women remained atop the CSCAA/TYR NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Poll.
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week! This week’s set is a short secondary set to work on speed through your breakouts. Take a look at the set and
USA Swimming launched a new social media campaign today to highlight the benefits of becoming a swimming official. The campaign was designed in collaboration with the Officials’ Committee, and aims
Entering the conference championship season, the Denison University men and Emory University women remain atop the CSCAA / TYR Top 25 Division III Swimming & Diving Poll. The two teams