Wisconsin Swimming Hitting the Road For 2015-2016 Dual Meet Season
Wisconsin swimming head coach Whitney Hite is taking his athletes on the road for the majority of the 2015-2016 college dual meet season, with only two home meets in Madison
Poll of The Week: Will The Open Water Events At The Rio Olympics Be Pollution Safe And Bacteria Free?
This is the Poll Of The Week for Wednesday, September 18, 2015 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know if you think the
Georgia Tech Aquatic Center Getting New Scoreboards, New Name
The Georgia Tech Aquatic Center, which served as the venue for swimming and diving at the 1996 Olympics, is getting a little bit of a facelift in advance of next
Best Friends Kelly Fertel and Niki Urquidi Both Commit To Florida
Best friends Kelly Fertel and Niki Urquidi are seniors at Gulliver Prep High School in Miami and represent Gulliver Swim Club. The two will also be Florida Gators together, as
5 British University Swimmers to Watch Going Into 2016
By Sophia Chiang, Swimming World College Intern The annual British Universities and College Sport (BUCS) national meet is the fastest national collegiate championship in the United Kingdom. Each year, it
FINA: Athletes Who Participated In Olympic 10K Test Event In Rio Not Sick
The 50 swimmers who participated in the official test event for the 10K marathon swim in Copacabana Bay off the coast of Rio de Janeiro last month are not experiencing
USA Swimming Announces 2016 National Junior Team; Katie Drabot, Michael Andrew Lead The List
USA Swimming released the names of the 114 swimmers who are part of the 2015-2016 national junior team. Selection to this squad is often a first step toward making the
Why Joey Puglessi Wants His Records To Fall
By Katlynn Emaus, Swimming World College Intern It hangs looming over the pool, as if challenging the swimmers within it. It encourages and intimidates every athlete that walks through the
Alabama Coach Dennis Pursley: Rio Olympics “Highest Priority”
The 2016 Olympics is on the minds of every swimming coach around the world. Whether they have athletes with a chance to compete in the biggest sporting event of the
D3 Summer Swim Challenge: Training Through the Off Season
By Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern Instead of going away for Spring Break, I stayed on campus my sophomore year to gear up for my first shot at NCAAs.