By Melissa Berkay, Swimming World College Intern If you have not already spoken to him at La Jolla Cove, received a gift of a Garibaldi-wire design ornament from him, or participated in
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern Trials start in 15 days. Rio begins in 55 days. To all the swimming fans out there, it’s crunch time; we have to start preparing
Last Friday at the Longhorn Elite Invite in Austin, Georgia junior Megan Kingsley dislocated her knee while diving in for the 100 fly final. Kingsley had been the top seed
Up & Comers: Rafael Gu Sponsored by Spectrum Aquatics Rafael Gu, age eleven, spends most of the school year living in China and spends approximately four months of each year
Shanghai, China – June 10 – The USA Women’s National Team reached the medal round of the FINA World League Super Final with a 14-7 defeat of Russia earlier today.
St. Mary’s City, Md. – Scott Devine, the St. St. Mary’s College of Maryland director of athletics and recreation, introduced Casey Brandt Friday morning as the next aquatics center director
Brock Turner, the former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault, is no longer eligible for USA Swimming membership. USA Swimming spokesman Scott Leightman told USA Today that Turner’s USA Swimming membership expired at
Last week the Hungarian Swimming Association announced 29 swimmers who have already been named to the nation’s 2016 Olympic roster. Leading the way are Katinka Hosszu and Laszlo Cseh. Despite her consistent success with
By Katie Lively, Swimming World College Intern Sid Farber didn’t commit to swimming competitively until his sophomore year of high school. At that time, his priority was still playing pitcher
Gearing up for the Olympics can be a stressful time with rigorous workouts and lots of preparation, but in between the grueling practices many Olympic athletes took the time to show
