Southeastern Conference Championships kick off tomorrow in Columbia, Missouri. Swimming World takes a look at some swimmers and teams to watch at the meet. Psych Sheet Ranked SEC men’s teams
By Courtney Bartholomew, Swimming World College Intern I still vividly remember the day I injured my back during my freshman year of college. As a team, we were all in the
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern This morning was the final prelims session of the Pacific Swim Conference Championships. The men’s and women’s 200 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 200 breast
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer The 2016 women’s Atlantic Coast Conference Championships begin on Feb. 17 in Greensboro. In 2015, Virginia won, followed closely by North Carolina with Virginia
George Kennedy, the longtime head coach of the Johns Hopkins men’s and women’s swimming teams, announced today that he will retire at the end of the season. Just the third
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern In the next few weeks, high school and college seniors across the country will be preparing to begin the final swim meet of their competitive careers. Athletes who
This week saw the first major conference meets among NCAA Division II and Division III teams as well as some follow-up on previously reported allegations in the swimming community. Take
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The Pacific Collegiate Swim Conference Championships day three finals were tonight. The women’s 100 butterfly, men’s 200 free and 100 breast PCSC records
Led by junior Emily Escobedo, University of Maryland, Baltimore County earned a first place finish at the America East Conference Championships. The school finished with 885.5 points. New Hampshire was in
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern While Williams claimed the NESCAC title, it was Amherst’s Emily Hyde who stole the show tonight. The senior set a new NCAA Division
