7 Things You Didn’t Know About The Women’s U.S. National Team
By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern The women on the U. S. National Team have smashed records and made history in the water, but contrary to popular opinion, they
By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern The women on the U. S. National Team have smashed records and made history in the water, but contrary to popular opinion, they
Story and photos submitted by Johnny Johnson Blue Buoy Swim School was established in 1956 by Mel and Doris Maxwell in Santa Ana, California. This was a time in Orange
Shanghai, China – June 7 – The USA Women’s National Team opened the FINA World League Super Final with a strong showing defeating Brazil 20-2. Maddie Musselman (Newport Beach, CA/Corona del Mar
Cammile Adams swam her final tune-up race for this summer’s Olympic Trials Saturday night at SwimMAC’s Road to Rio meet. She posted a 2:07.59 in the 200 fly, good for
Mental Prep: Before The Beep With Laura Sogar As Laura Sogar mentally prepares for her race, she remains positive and confident, making sure that she’s done everything in her power
By Melissa Berkay, Swimming World College Intern Taking a step to make a difference in your personal life can enable you to make a difference in the lives of others;
Matt Abood will make his long awaited Olympic debut at the Rio 2016 Games after three more swimmers were added to the 2016 Australian Olympic Team today. Abood and London
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) announced today the suspension of the Laboratorio de Control de Dopaje (Laboratory) in Madrid, Spain. The announcement comes as a direct result of WADA’s March
By Kennedy Cutler, Swimming World College Intern I was recently taught that all swimmers, no matter their stroke or distance, have practices that are less than appealing. Whether you’re distance,
With just three weeks to go until Olympic Trials get underway in Omaha, 2012 Olympic sprinter Jimmy Feigen talked with Swimming World after his final tune-up meet. He gave his thoughts on the