By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern The Denison men and women will look to capture their eighth straight North Coast Athletic Conference Championships beginning with men’s three meter diving Wednesday
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern One word, two syllables, five letters. Taper. The word swimmers wait all year to hear. There’s no better feeling than walking into practice
2016 is the 40th Anniversary of 1976 Olympics. The following article reflected on those games and the truth about that era. It was first published January 9, 2007 and Swimming
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern The No. 2 California men started off their weekend right (and a little early) with a win on the road against Cal State
Gold Coast-based aspiring physicist Cam McEvoy has officially kick started his campaign for Rio with one of the fastest 100m freestyle times in history in Perth tonight. The 21-year-old clocked
Around The Table: How Olympic Gold Medalist Tyler Clary Fuels Have you ever wondered how you can eat like an Olympian? The new “Around The Table” feature in Swimming World Magazine
On January 30, 2016 Masters swimmer Laura Val broke four world records within a single race at The Olympic Club of San Francisco’s annual 1500 Meter (SCM) Meet. The event
The Georgia High School State Championships kicked off with diving finals on day one of the three-day meet in Atlanta. In the 5A division, the competition was intense with the
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern After the first session of the Northeast-10 Conference Championships, the Southern Connecticut men’s team is ahead of the competition, winning both the 200
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Well friends, it’s that time of year again. As my teammates and I frequently say “It’s taper time and the swimming’s easy” (you
