5 Races To Watch At The 2016 Women’s ACC Championships
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer The 2016 Women’s ACC Championships begin tomorrow in Greensboro. Virginia won in 2015, followed by North Carolina and Virginia Tech. 5 Races to Watch:
Summit League Preview and Preliminary Psych Sheet
By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The preliminary psych sheet for the 2015-2016 Summit League conference meet has been released to Summit League coaches and teams. This psych sheet
Doping Tests to Ramp Up in Swimming In Lead Up to Rio Olympics
In a partnership announced by FINA, USADA and USA Swimming, the top swimmers in the world will face much more anti-doping scrutiny in the lead up to the 2016 Rio
UC San Diego Men and Women Win PCSC Championships
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The Pacific Swim Conference Championships concluded this evening. The women’s 200 breast and men’s 100 back and 200 breast PCSC records were broken.
5 Exercises Swimmers Must Avoid
By Dr. G. John Mullen, Swimming World Contributor The best workout exercises for swimmers are those that target performance, strength, and power. There is no one-size-fits-all approach, which means swimmers
6 Swimmers To Watch At Southeastern Conference Championships
Southeastern Conference Championships kick off tomorrow in Columbia, Missouri. Swimming World takes a look at some swimmers and teams to watch at the meet. Psych Sheet Ranked SEC men’s teams
3 Ways to Mentally Overcome an Injury
By Courtney Bartholomew, Swimming World College Intern I still vividly remember the day I injured my back during my freshman year of college. As a team, we were all in the
Final Day of PSCS Championships Begin
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern This morning was the final prelims session of the Pacific Swim Conference Championships. The men’s and women’s 200 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 200 breast
2016 Women’s ACC Championship Preview
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer The 2016 women’s Atlantic Coast Conference Championships begin on Feb. 17 in Greensboro. In 2015, Virginia won, followed closely by North Carolina with Virginia
George Kennedy Retiring From Johns Hopkins After 31 Years
George Kennedy, the longtime head coach of the Johns Hopkins men’s and women’s swimming teams, announced today that he will retire at the end of the season. Just the third