After being suspended by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) back in November 2015, a “tell-all” in The New York Times by Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov confirms that systematic doping and tampering with urine samples was
This is the Poll Of The Week for Thursday, May 12, 2016 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: If You Will Still
The fifth stop of the Arena Pro Swim Series kicked off today in Charlotte, North Carolina with some of the men’s and women’s distance free events. The women participated in
By Katie Lively, Swimming World College Intern Whether we admit it or not, we all catch ourselves having those thoughts at the end of a disappointing season. Maybe you spent
At the 2016 installment of the Invictus Games American swimmer and military medic, Sgt. Elizabeth Marks, refused one of her four gold medal that Prince Harry, founder of the Invictus
Elite Sportswear, the company behind GK Elite, recently announced their acquisition of Dolfin Swimwear to their portfolio of niche sportswear brands. Dolfin designs and manufactures swimwear and accessories for training,
By Cody Evans, Swimming World College Intern Although swimming is technically an individual sport, we do rely on some key aspects in order to succeed. Most importantly, swimmers rely on
Today the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) announced the 2016 Academic All District At-Large Teams. An impressive 145 swimmers and divers were honored, across all divisions. The men
Michael Phelps has become a regular on Facebook Live Q&A taking time to answer questions whenever he has time to get on. But before Phelps could hop on to talk to
Today the Big Ten Conference announced this year’s recipients of the organization’s postgraduate scholarships. Three swimmers have been awarded the $7,500 prize this year. Stephanie Hein of Illinois is the only
