OXFORD, Ohio—Hollie Bonewit-Cron has been named Miami University Head Coach of Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving, a position that will oversee both the men’s and women’s teams under a
The second volume of Swimming World Biweekly continues with “We’ve Got The Meets,” issue 2 for the month of May. “We’ve Got The Meets” features the full final recaps for the
By Kennedy Cutler, Swimming World College Intern When it comes to meet day, focusing on the task at hand – the day’s races – can sometimes be difficult. Down on deck,
Elizabeth Beisel sat down with her local Rhode Island news station, WJAR NBC10, on Facebook Live and talked about the summer ahead. Beisel went home to celebrate her brother’s college graduation, and
This week featured stars competing at sites of both former and future Olympic Games: the 2016 European Championships were held this week in London, while the 2016 Japan Open was
By Alison Murtagh, Swimming World College Intern Class of 2016, With graduation just around the corner, I have come to realize that so is our last time in the pool
Bryan O’Connor, former Arizona swimmer now training for Olympic Trials, performing a supine, flutter kick with a streamline sit up. This is to mimic pushing off the walls and kicking.
Water polo action in California between Team USA and Australia continued this weekend. In televised matches, the men fell to Australia while the women came out on top. Men’s Match
Michael Phelps checked in with his fans via Facebook Live on the way up to Colorado Springs. With Phelps driving, his fiance Nicole Johnson took over the feed while Phelps
Ray Essick, the first USA Swimming executive director, passed away last night while spending time with his family. The cause of death is not yet known, but the death was sudden.
