The 2016 NCSA Junior Nationals kicked off today in sunny Orlando, FL with the short-course distance events taking place. The women got the meet started fast times in the 1650
By Danielle Repper, Swimming World College Intern Many divers across the the United States hail from other countries. It is a large commitment for divers coming from afar, leaving their homes,
Katie McLaughlin, one of the most highly-coveted recruits in the nation last year who signed with California for her freshman year this year, will cut short her stay at California
This year’s women’s NCAA championships – to be held this week beginning on Wednesday in Atlanta, Ga. – should feature a really tight team race that goes down to the
If you’re reading this post, congratulations. You’ve made it through two days of bad predictions I’m sure will end up completely wrong. But I may as well finish this off.
Each year Swimming World Magazine celebrates the accomplishments of Masters swimmers around the world by naming the Top 12 World Masters Swimmers of the Year in the April issue. Along
Ohio State earned its fifth swimmer for its NCAA roster, while Duke picked up its second swimmer as well. With Texas having to scratch someone due to a full roster,
By Katlynn Emaus, Swimming Word College Intern What defines success? Is success winning NCAAs? Or getting 100 percent on a chemistry midterm? Or is it meeting your seasonal goal time?
Former Orange Bowl Committee vice president Dawson Hughes has been named as United States Masters Swimming’s new chief executive officer. USMS Press Release: The USMS Board of Directors has selected
Peru’s Mauricio Fiol Villanueva, who popped a positive test for the substance Stanozolol during the 2015 Pan American Games last summer, has been suspended for four years according to a
