Exploring the Racial Disparities in Competitive Swimming
By Molly Lloyd*, Swimming World College Intern Depending on where you are, if you look around you, at the teams that you’re on, at the teams against whom you race,
By Molly Lloyd*, Swimming World College Intern Depending on where you are, if you look around you, at the teams that you’re on, at the teams against whom you race,
Cameron van der Burgh and Chad le Clos are the top names set to compete at the second stop of the South African Swimming Grand Prix this weekend. Swimming South
Mount St. Mary’s University, based in Maryland, will add an NCAA Division I men’s swimming and diving program to the mix starting with the 2016-17 academic year. The school made
Mental Prep: Before The Beep With Matt Grevers Most everyone knows the age-old saying, “sport is 90 percent mental, 10 percent physical,” but what sets apart the high-caliber athletes from
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer Six Atlantic Coast Conference swimmers and divers representing four schools were recognized with weekly awards, the conference announced on Tuesday. Hennessey Staurt was named the
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern It’s the final week of dual meets for the Big 12 Conference before the conference championships that start February 24 and it’s chock
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern While last week was a busy week for the women’s teams of the Pac-12, this week, it’s the men’s turn to compete. Competitions
By Danielle Repper, Swimming World College Intern Divers all around the world have experience diving both indoors and outdoors. We typically train in one environment and have our preferences, and
The North Carolina Tar Heels received a commitment from one of the nation’s top junior college swimmers. Craig Emslie, who competes for Indian River State College in Florida, will join North
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern As the regular season comes to a close and the Championship season is upon us, there are some exciting races to watch this