The Russian swimming federation announced on Tuesday the swimmers that had been selected to their Olympic team. The list included familiar names such as Vladimir Morozov, Nikita Lobintsev and Danila Izotov, along with
By Jake Renie, Swimming World College Intern As school gets out and homework is a thing of the past, the sun shines all day and kids run outside to play.
By Cassidy Lavigne, Swimming World College Intern Miki Dahlke, 18, a recent graduate of Tamalpais High School and commit to Harvard University is wrapping up her sprint freestyle training leading
By Remedy Rule, Swimming World College Intern It’s easy to find teams’ statistics, but what do teams do behind the scenes to earn these impressive stats? As Under Armour commercials
OMAHA, Neb. – For the first time ever, the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Swimming are completely sold out for the entire eight days of competition, June 26-July 3
Ohio State University’s Colin Zeng has learned he will be unable to compete in the U.S. Olympic Diving Trials, beginning this Saturday in Indianapolis. The 21 year old had hoped to earn
Single Axis lift meets customers’ requests for a low profile lift with small footprint. Spectrum Aquatics launches a new battery powered ADA pool lift, the Independence BP 350 Lift. This US
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Tuesday (14 June), outlining the principles for a new long-term agreement between the
By David Rieder Admit it, you’ve felt the Olympic buzz. Maybe you’ve seen the Olympic rings and the countdown to the Games on your local NBC station. Maybe you’ve seen
By Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern I will preface this article by explaining that I am in no way articulating anyone else’s viewpoint but my own personal one. I
