In the 10th episode of Spindrift Beck’s podcast entitled Swimcerely With Spindrift, Beck talks with world champion Maya DiRado. NCAA, World University Games, and Pan Pacs Champion Maya DiRado gets Swimcere today, folks! The Stanford grad
Former World Champion and Olympic silver medallist James Magnussen has opened his summer of swimming with a win in the men’s 100m freestyle final at the Victorian Open Swimming Championships
It was a stormy start to the 2016 Victorian Open Championships with racing delayed due to lightning strikes this morning at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. Once the competition
By Sophia Chiang, Swimming World College Intern Two weeks ago, Swimming World covered the 2016 British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) League Women’s Preview. Now, it’s time for the men’s. This
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer Due to the impending weather concerns, a few changes have been made in the Atlantic Coast Conference’s swimming and diving schedule this weekend. Virginia’s travel meets
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Maybe it’s just me, but I feel like everything today — both the tangible objects we buy and the intangible services to which
By Justine Ress, Swimming World Intern Brittney Phelan committed to swim at Indiana University back in 2010. She had been swimming for over a decade, and was looking for a Division I
Mitch Larkin is the headliner heading into the 2016 Victorian Open Swimming Championships this weekend. Swimming Australia Press Release: Dual world champion Mitch Larkin will headline some of the country’s
By Andy Ross, Swimming World Big Ten Beat Writer This weekend in the Big Ten is not as big as the last one as all the teams competing will be
Christian Sprenger, a major cog in the Australian breaststroke group as a world champion and Olympic silver medalist, announced his retirement via Swimming Australia after being unable to overcome the
