Performance of the Week: Lori King’s Swim Around Bermuda
This week’s performance of the week goes to open water swimmer Lori King, who this week completed only the second solo swim around Bermuda in history. There are several reasons
USA Diving Olympic Team Trials Update
By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern It’s a meet where the stakes are high, competition is fierce, and every athlete is fighting for the same goal. Divers are chasing
Trials Throwback: Women’s 100 Breast in 2012
By David Rieder Less than a week to go until Olympic Trials get underway in Omaha, Neb. But before the meet, we wanted to look back at some of the
Kristian Ipsen and Jessica Parratto Lead Men’s 3 meter, Women’s 10 meter Through Semis
INDIANAPOLIS (June 20, 2016) – Kristian Ipsen (Clayton, Calif./Stanford, Calif.) and Michael Hixon (Amherst,Mass./Bloomington, Ind.) are separated by just 7.05 points atop the men’s 3-meter field, and Jessica Parratto (Dover,
Gabrielle Fa’amausili Dominates 100 Backstroke in Opening Day of Oceania Championships
The 2016 Oceania Championships began with the open water 10K on Monday in Fiji. Tuesday through Friday feature pool swimming at the Damodar Aquatic Centre, before the week finishes with
Aaron Bell Stays in ACC as New Notre Dame Associate Head Coach
NOTRE DAME, Ind. – Aaron Bell, previously an associate head coach at fellow Atlantic Coast Conference school Virginia Tech, has joined the University of Notre Dame swimming & diving program
6 Types of Swimmers to Watch at Olympic Trials
By Bri Groves, Swimming World College Intern As the Olympic Trials approach, all eyes are on Omaha for some fast times and exciting swims. Here are six types of swimmers
The Week That Was: Olympic Roster Decisions, a NAG Record, And King’s Swim Around Bermuda Highlight The Week
Although there are less than two months until the start of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, several countries are still mired in controversy surrounding their official Olympic rosters. Read below
A Thank You to Swim Dads
By Alison Murtagh, Swimming World College Intern To be successful both in and out of the water, every swimmer needs a strong support system. In order to reach their highest
3 Bold Predictions for U.S. Olympic Trials: Day Five
By David Rieder The United States has not had the greatest success with the men’s 400 free relay as of late. Since Jason Lezak’s heroic anchor leg at the 2008