By Dave Crampton Two further New Zealand swimmers have qualified for Rio in national record time, with both reducing their record times in the evening finals in Auckland. Bradlee Ashby,
by Courtney Bartholomew, Swimming World College Intern Since I retired a little over a week ago, I’ve had a lot of people question my decision. While I am not writing
Commentary by Casey Barrett The three greatest swimmers in the NCAA – Ryan Murphy, Joseph Schooling, and Caeleb Dressel – all hail from the same place: Bolles. The single finest
Emily Overholt and Markus Thormeyer are the two crown jewels of recruiting for the University of British Columbia this year. Men’s Press Release: Coming off of a silver medal finish
To be honest, this week was just plain unfair. This was one of the most incredible men’s NCAA meets we have ever seen, with a staggering ten NCAA records. Ryan
France’s Lara Grangeon crushed her own French record in the women’s 400-meter IM during day one of the 2016 French Open National Championships. Grangeon clocked a winning time of 4:36.61.
By Danielle Repper, Swimming World College Intern Picture yourself standing at the bottom of the steps of the diving board during a competition. Imagine the thoughts racing through your head,
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern The Speedo Sectionals series continues this weekend in Ithaca, New York. The Thursday through Sunday meet will be conducted in short course yards.
By Dave Crampton Matthew Stanley became the third New Zealand freestyler to reach the qualifying standard for Rio on day two of the 2016 New Zealand Open Swimming Championships in
Next generation swimming sensation Kaylee McKeown set the pool alight on the second night of finals at the 2016 Georgina Hope Foundation Australian Age Championships at the SA Aquatic &
