Pittsburgh Head Coach Chuck Knoles Retires After 26 Years at Helm
University of Pittsburgh swimming and diving coach Chuck Knoles, a fixture at Trees Pool for more than a quarter century, has announced his retirement. Knoles joined Pitt in 1990 as
FINIS Partners With Olympic Medalist Milorad Cavic
Olympic Medalist Milorad Cavic Joins Forces With Brand to Advance the Sport FINIS, Inc., a worldwide leader in technical swimming innovation, is proud to announce a one-of-a-kind partnership with former world
IOC Hands Over Olympics Anti-Doping Reins to Court of Arbitration for Sport
In a major move heading into the 2016 Rio Olympics, the International Olympic Committee decided to remove itself from the anti-doping process as it relates to handling positive doping tests
Performance Of The Week: Ella Eastin’s 400 IM
The young woman who is the recipient of this week’s Performance of the Week made history this week, becoming the youngest woman ever to break the 4-minute barrier in the
“Thank You Judges, Thank You Divers, and Thank You Table Help!”
By Danielle Repper, Swimming World College Intern “Thank you judges, thank you divers, and thank you table help!” The familiar phrase spoken by all announcers at the end of each
Indian River Set To Defend NJCAA Championship Titles (Psych Sheet)
Indian River State College looks to be in position to win its 42nd men’s and 34th women’s NJCAA team titles when looking at the psych sheets for the 2016 NJCAA
2016 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships Pre-Selection Psych Sheet Released
USA Swimming just released the NCAA Division I Women’s Championships Pre-Selections Entry List. NCAA Division I Women’s Pre-Selections Entry List This list is pre-selection and is released so that potential
Swimming World Presents The Women’s NCAA Preview: Georgia On Our Mind
Georgia On Our Mind Each March, in preparation for the upcoming NCAA Championships, Swimming World takes a close look at how the college season has evolved and makes predictions on how the
5 Things to Do After Your Championship Meet
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern When you have spent so many months leading up to your championship meet focused purely on what will happen in those three to
NCAA Swimming Preview Now Available: Download SW March Issue
On The Cover: Texas is favored to capture its second straight men’s NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving championship—and 12th title for Coach Eddie Reese, who would stand alone as