By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern While to the outside world the madness of March refers to basketball’s championship season, the swimming world is less interested in balls and hoops and more
In the 14th episode of Spindrift Beck’s podcast entitled Swimcerely With Spindrift, Beck talks with Olympic gold medalist Tyler Clary. TYLER CLARY, y’all!!! The 2012 Olympic gold medalist (200m backstroke), multiple-time American record holder, World
Last week, news broke that Yuliya Efimova tested positive for the banned substance meldonium and had been temporarily suspended by the Russian Swimming Federation. Today, Efimova went public for the
Phoenix’s Giles Smith crushed the Olympic Trials cut in the men’s 100-meter fly at the 2016 Speedo Sectionals in Federal Way. He won with a 52.10. That swim shot him
Louisville’s Kelsi Worrell demolished her NCAA, U.S. Open and American record in the women’s 100-yard fly at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships. Worrell, who went out in 23.09,
While covering the 2016 NCSA Juniors Championship meet in Orlando, FL Swimming World had the chance to walk around and capture some of the faces that help run the meet. As with
Georgia Tech Athletics was kind enough to make sure that every podium placer had their picture taken at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships. Georgia Tech photographer Reagan Lunn
Last night, Georgia claimed its seventh NCAA Division I Women’s title. Georgia Tech photographer Reagan Lunn was there capturing all the fun celebration. Georgia Celebrates 7th NCAA Division I Women’s
Following her win in the 200 fly, Louisville’s Kelsi Worrell sat down with David Rieder of Swimming World to discuss her emotions throughout the meet, her team’s finish, and her
Georgia coach Jack Bauerle sat down after with Swimming World’s David Rieder to discuss his team’s unexpected national championship. Bauerle, who was named coach of the year for the 7th time,
