By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern Despite more poor weather conditions and high wind speeds, both Americans qualified for tomorrow morning’s semifinals. Kristian Ipsen is sitting in third place after
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The North Florida women’s swimming team unveiled its 2016-17 schedule. The slate includes a pair of home meets in the month of October. To kick off the
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Liberty’s first-ever trip to Colorado highlights the 2016-17 swimming & diving schedule, released today by seventh-year Head Coach Jake Shellenberger. The Lady Flames, the 2016 CCSA runner-up,
A week ago the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) announced that the Russian athletes would be banned from next month’s Paralympic Games. That decision came as a results of the McLaren report
MILWAUKEE – Kyle Clements announced the addition of 20 newcomers to the Milwaukee swimming & diving rosters for this coming season Friday. Joining the men’s team are Bailey Bodart from
PUEBLO, Colo. (August 9, 2016) – Head Coach Brian Pearson and Colorado State University-Pueblo Swimming & Diving announced the signing of six incoming athletes that will join the Pack for
RIO DE JANEIRO – Team USA’s Anita Alvarez and Mariya Koroleva put together another strong performance Monday, finishing eighth in the tech preliminary to advance to the duet final at
By Alison Murtagh, Swimming World College Intern “Our school has a swim team?” –A question many swimmers are asked all too often when they talk about their dedication to the
Following the Olympic Games, Missy Franklin will be returning to Cal-Berkeley to finish up her degree and continue to train. Franklin confirmed the news on ABC’s Good Morning America Monday morning. “I’m
By Kennedy Cutler, Swimming World College Intern All throughout the Olympic Games in Rio so far, I have happily watched as the women – both from the United States and
