By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern Despite not winning a single event on the final night, the Colorado Stars won the Speedo Southern Zone South Sectional Championships in Plantation,
Mie Nielsen blasted the women’s 100-meter back finale at the 2016 Edinburgh Invitational. Nielsen threw down a sizzling time of 59.16, going out in 28.95. That performance shot her to
Following a triumphant four days of action, Queens (Charlotte) will be hosting a welcome home part in Charlotte this evening. Meanwhile, the CSCAA named its NCAA D2 awards, including Patricia
Austin Swim Club head coach Brendan Hansen decided to shake off some cobwebs and put in some official times at the Austin Swim Club Masters Meet today. Hansen, a three-time
Four records were broken at the Michigan High School Lower Peninsula DIII Boys State Swimming and Diving Championships, hosted by Eastern Michigan University. East Grand Rapids’ 200 free relay set a
To this day, the youngest person ever to win the Lou Marsh Trophy is Elaine Tanner, who won it in 1966. She won the award, which recognizes Canada’s best athlete, at age 15.
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The third day of the Pleasant Prairie Speedo Sectionals was swam today. The men’s and women’s 400 IM, 50 free, 200 breaststroke and
It was an exciting and fast meet at the 2016 NCAA Division II National Swimming and Diving Championships. An amazing seventeen DII records were broken throughout the four-day meet in Indianapolis. After
Tampa’s Martin Hammer (43.75), Jordan Augier (43.32), Khalid Aldaboos (44.18), and Jeremy Parker (42.82) won the men’s 400-yard free relay in 2:54.07 at the 2016 NCAA Division II Championships. Their time broke the NCAA D II record
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern Missy Franklin has been swimming a bit of a different line up this weekend at the Plantation sectionals. Thursday night the Colorado Star
