8 Places to Volunteer Around the Pool
by Mariana de Paula, Swimming World College Intern Volunteers are people who are willing to use their times to help others without any form of remuneration. They are the unknown
by Mariana de Paula, Swimming World College Intern Volunteers are people who are willing to use their times to help others without any form of remuneration. They are the unknown
USA Swimming’s Stats Department has been hard at work parsing the numbers for both the men’s and women’s NCAA Division I Championships. According to some great information produced by USA Swimming,
Marat Amaltdinov of Purdue men’s swimming and diving has qualified for the NCAA Championships again but will forgo the opportunity to instead compete at the Russian Olympic Trials later this
Michigan added an 11th swimmer to its NCAA contingent with the scratch by UNLV’s Pavel Semochkin. Michigan’s Ian Rainey, the first alternate, now moves into the 2016 NCAA Division I
This week’s Set Of The Week is from Coach Jon Husson, an assistant age group coach from Swim Ithaca in Ithaca, NY. This week’s set is designed to focus on
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Speedo Sectionals Series continues in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin starting this Thursday, March 10th. The four day long prelims, finals competition will be
Another NCAA DII record was broken this morning at the 2016 NCAA Division II Championships, this time from Drury’s Wen Xu. Her time of 22.36 broke her own record she set
Queens’ Patricia Castro-Ortega started the 2016 NCAA Division II Championships with a new NCAA DII record in the 200 IM to take the top seed heading into tonight’s final. Her time of 1:57.19
Despite the wealth of long course racing that occurred this week, this week’s Performance of the Week goes to Abbey Weitzeil for her 50-yard freestyle at the 2016 American Short
by Grace Hoffmann, Swimming World College Intern “I do it because I love you and you love swimming!” were the words out of my mother’s mouth every time I asked why