2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships: Day 1 Live Recap
The 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships kick off tonight with the men’s 800-yard freestyle relay. Finals start at 6 p.m. ET. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Men’s 800
Morning Swim Show: Relive Lia Neal At 2012 USA Swimming Olympic Trials
In this Morning Swim Show episode, Lia Neal gives an emotional interview after finishing 4th and qualifying for the London Olympics as a 17 year old at the 2012 USA
BISP Swimmer Nicholle Toh Flies High at the Singaporean Championships
14 year-old British International School, Phuket (BISP) swimmer Nicholle Toh rose through the ranks of world age group swimming with a 1min 01.44 LCM 100m Butterfly race at the 16-20
FINIS Launches The Edge, A Speed Fin Engineered To Do It All
FINIS, Inc., a world leader in technical swimming development, is proud to announce the release of the Edge fins, a comfortable high-velocity swim fin. To begin the design process for
10 Teams That Will Top the Scoreboard at Men’s NCAA Championships
By David Rieder On paper, Texas looks like the favorite to win the team title at the men’s NCAA championships this week. The psych sheet projections have the Longhorns scoring
Debbie Phelps to Serve As Honorary Chair of North Baltimore Aquatic Club’s “Countdown to Gold” Event at Boumi Temple
Celebration & Fundraiser for Baltimore’s Leading Swimmers Preparing for Olympic and Paralympic Trials; Michael Phelps, Allison Schmitt, Chase Kalisz, Cierra Runge, Becca Mann, Jessica Long and Becca Meyers among 21 Honorees
Nicole Kaupp Named Luther College Head Swimming Coach
Luther College Director of Athletics Renae Hartl has announced Nicole Kaupp has been named Head Coach of the Luther College men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams. She will begin
Colorado Time Systems Partners with Myrtha Pools for Invictus Games
Colorado Time Systems, a PlayCore company, is pleased to announce a partnership agreement with Myrtha Pools to provide the timing scoring equipment for the Invictus Games May 8 – 10,
4 Advantages of Training At Home For the Summer
By Grace Hoffmann, Swimming World College Intern Freezing outdoor pool water. Lanes packed full. Six-and-under kiddos roaming the pool deck. High hope of thunder and lightning. As the summer is
Texas Projected to Win 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships
It’s not much of a surprise following the outcome of the 2015 meet, but the Texas Longhorns are the clear favorite to give Eddie Reese his NCAA-record 12th championship at