An interview with Dr. Andrew Chadeayne–owner/inventor of SwimSpray The sport of swimming offers many opportunities for success both in and out of the water. Many of our sport’s great athletes
Hamilton Southeastern Natatorium recently updated their starting blocks with new Velocity platform tops from S.R.Smith. “Our kids really like the large area to stand on, as well as the surface
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Federal Way, WA saw some blisteringly fast times tonight on the second evening of finals swimming at the Women’s Pac-12 Championship. It’s been
There were only four events on day four of the Northeast Conference Championships. Central Connecticut has the team lead with 251 points. Wagner is in second, followed by LIU Brooklyn, Bryant, St.
By Courtney Bartholomew, Swimming World College Intern Results can be found here: MAC Championship Central Day Two of the 2016 MAC Championships featured the 500 Freestyle, the 200 IM, the 50
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern The top 24 swimmers in each event in the Ohio’s Division II gathered this afternoon at the CT Branin Natatorium to duke it out for
Harvard swimming jumped out to an early lead at the 2016 Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championships. The Crimson, who received votes in the latest CSCAA poll, tallied 466 points
The Texas men and women held the lead following day two of the 2016 Big 12 Championships tonight in Austin. The Texas women jumped out to a huge lead after
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern Florida International grew their lead this evening with a number of impressive performances. Florida International went 1-2 to open the night. Kyna Pereira earned an
By Andy Ross, Big Ten Beat Writer Michigan and Indiana were neck and neck this morning after the prelims session of the Men’s Big Ten meet. But it was Michigan
