Ruta Meilutyte Blazes Way to 2nd in World in 100 Breast
Ruta Meilutyte provided an answer to Yuliya Efimova’s top-ranked time in the women’s 100-meter breast with a sizzler of her own at the Edinburgh International. Earlier this month, Efimova threw
Ruta Meilutyte provided an answer to Yuliya Efimova’s top-ranked time in the women’s 100-meter breast with a sizzler of her own at the Edinburgh International. Earlier this month, Efimova threw
The Morning Swim Show went into the SwimmingWorld.TV vault to relive some of the great interviews from the 2012 USA Olympic Swimming Trials. You can watch all 223 athlete interviews
This is the Poll Of The Week for Friday, March 11, 2016 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know Should The RIO Olympic
After crushing the 200 free record last night, Queens’ Dion Dreesens clipped the men’s 500-yard free NCAA D II record this morning at the 2016 NCAA Division II Championships. His time of
By Tasija Karosas, Swimming World College Intern To swimmers, leisure time is not part of our vocabulary. Since starting swimming, we have ingrained the “never rest” attitude into our brains.
Many fast swims and one new DII record highlighted day 3 prelims of the 2016 NCAA Division II National Championships in Indianapolis. Queens’ Dion Dreesens clipped the men’s 500 free record with
Swimming World Up & Comers: Maggie Belbot Sponsored by Spectrum Prior to her recent 11th birthday, Maggie Belbot of North Baltimore Aquatic Club was on a bit of a record-breaking streak—26
The first issue of Swimming World Biweekly for the month of March is available for download now! Check out the online issue for all the latest on NCAA Conference coverage, the
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Pleasant Prairie Speedo Sectionals began this evening in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin.The Lake Forest Swim Club is the host of the meet.
In what was a close race in the women’s 400-yard medley relay at the 2016 NCAA Division II Championships, Wingate ultimately won in 3:37.80. The team of Viktoriya Arkhipova (54.12), Jessika Weiss (1:01.48), Armony