Following an anxiety-filled norovirus plagued day 1 of the 2016 Big Ten Women’s Championships, Michigan and Indiana had a strong day 2 preliminary session. Defending champion Minnesota, however, had a
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The first day of the Sunshine State Conference Championships began this morning at the Orlando YMCA Aquatic Center. The teams competing include Florida
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer After strong performances Wednesday night, swimmers resumed competition at the 2016 ACC Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. Thursday morning’s action saw the 500 free, 200
Under the direction of Jon Sakovich, swim coach of The Bolles School swimming program, The Bolles School Swim Camps are developmental camps designed to provide quality instruction and training to
By Sophia Chiang, Swimming World College Intern I am lucky (or, depending on your perspective, perhaps unlucky) to have missed out on the NCAA recruitment process. Not because I couldn’t
SMU’s Bryce Klein and Houston’s Micaela Bouter produced record performances in the diving events to lead their respected teams on Day 1 of the 2016 American Athletic Conference Swimming and
Massachusetts is leading the way for the men, while the Richmond women are atop the leaderboard after day one of the 2016 Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Championships. Massachusetts is
The first day of the Empire 8 Swimming and Diving championships is in the books and the Ithaca Bombers won two of four events while Alfred University claimed one event
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern Boise State looks to be on the hunt for a Mountain West Conference title, posting incredible results on the first day of the 2016
By Grace Hoffmann, Swimming World College Intern The CCSA Swimming and Diving Championships began on February 17. at the Gabrielsen Natatorium. On the Women’s Side Florida Gulf Coast University took
