Inge Dekker, an Olympic gold medalist for The Netherlands, has been diagnosed with cervical cancer according to a release by the Dutch Swimming Federation. Dekker, who won gold as part
Florida’s Caeleb Dressel just demolished the NCAA and American record in the men’s 50-yard free during prelims at the 2016 Southeastern Conference Championships. Dressel, who blasted his way to a
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern Day one of the New South Intercollegiate Swim Championships began this morning in Cleveland, MS at Delta Sate University. The teams competing this
This week’s Set Of The Week is from Coach Jake Lichter, an assistant coach at Wellesley College. Coach Lichter describes this set as a great middle distance set that can
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Patriot League Championships will be held Feb. 17-20 at Navy in Maryland. The Navy women will look to win their fifth-consesecutive
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern The Mountain West Conference Championship, set to take off tomorrow afternoon, is sure to be an exciting one with several teams posed to
It was a cold, dreary day in Columbia, Missouri. The pool at the University of Missouri, however, was the complete opposite as the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Championships kicked off. Evening
By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Wisconsin Boys High School Swimming and Diving Championships will be held this weekend, with Division 2 competing on Friday and Division 1
By Grace Hoffmann, Swimming World College Intern The Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA) will hold their 2015-2016 Swimming and Diving Championship meet at the University of Georgia February 17-20. The
In our final episode about Adidas entering the competitive swimming market, Adidas Senior Director of Heartbeat and Olympic Sports, Jim Latham, sat down with Swimming World Magazine Publisher, Brent Rutemiller,
