Approximately 40 members of the USA Swimming National Team, including Olympic champions and world record-holders Missy Franklin (Centennial, Colo.), Katie Ledecky (Bethesda, Md.) and Michael Phelps (Baltimore, Md.), are expected
This week’s Set Of The Week is from Coach Jake Lichter, an assistant coach at Wellesley College. This week’s set is a distance oriented set that is a great way
By Andy Ross, Big Ten Beat Writer The 2016 Men’s Big Ten Championships begin this week in West Lafayette, Indiana on the campus of Purdue University. Michigan returns as five-time
With the 2016 NCAA Division I Championships in Atlanta, GA rapidly approaching we wanted to relive the interviews and emotions from last year’s championship meet. It is our pleasure to
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern The second day of the 2016 ECAC Championships saw two meet records broken during Saturday’s prelim session. Virginia’s Erin Eddy broke the 200 free meet
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern Heading into the final night of the 2016 Big East Swimming and Diving Championships, the Villanova women have a strong lead and qualified
By Sophia Chiang, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Rhode Island RIIL High School State Championships came to a close on February 20, and we saw some incredibly fast swims
Last year, Cal won the 2015 NCAA Division I Women’s Championship title and Swimming World’s Chief Photographer Peter Bick was there for all the action. Relive all the special moments
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer It will be another exciting weekend in Greensboro with the start of the 2016 Men’s ACC Championships tomorrow. NC State won in 2015, followed by Louisville and
It’s clear there was one swim that swimming fans across the country (and, more than likely, also across the world) have not stopped talking about: Caeleb Dressel’s monstrous 18.23 in
