By Allison Pierce, Swimming World College Intern From July 25 to 26 ultra-distance athlete Adam Ellenstein will attempt to swim 105 kilometers (65 miles) non-stop across Okanagan Lake, in British Columbia
By Alan Karickhoff, Swimming World College Intern Speedo Sectional Series action continued in Greensboro tonight. A number of swimmers were racing again, less than two weeks after Olympic Trials. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace
by Brian Honicky, Swimming World College Intern When you set foot on deck at Olympic Trials for the first time, you can’t help but stop and take a step back.
In a New York Times article published today, U.S. Olympian Kathleen Baker revealed that she suffers from Crohn’s disease, a chronic gastrointestinal inflammation. Baker explained to the Times’ Karen Crouse the issues that led to her diagnosis seven years
By Remedy Rule, Swimming World College Intern As swimming popularity increases, meets like Olympic Trials gain air time. However, the coverage tends to include only the races and post race
All swimmers and coaches, including international, can purchase a monthly Swimming World Magazine digital subscription for only $4.95 per month! Think about it… You probably pay more for a Venti Caffe
By Alan Karickhoff, Swimming World College Intern Every year I’m surprised by the number of teens, barely old enough to drive, placing in the finals of their respective events at
The 2016-17 University of Minnesota swimming and diving schedule, announced Thursday, July 14th, will feature eight home events. The first of those events at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center
By Alan Karickhoff, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Speedo Sectional Series continues this Thursday, July 14, in Greensboro, North Carolina at the Greensboro Aquatic Center. The STAR Aquatics host
By Nicole E. Johnson, Swimming World College Intern The Olympics Trials is always an especially patriotic time for Americans. We get to watch rookie athletes qualify for their first Olympic
