By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer Louisville and Florida State met for a two-day meet in Tallahassee. Whereas FSU competed against Florida last weekend, this was Louisville’s first meet in
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer The No. 12 ranked North Carolina women beat Navy 175-117, while the No. 18 Tar Heel men defeated the Midshipmen 173-127. This was the
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer Duke was victorious in their first meet of 2016 against South Carolina. The meet was close on the men’s side as the No. 22
Commentary by Trina Sanyal, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational Chris Barry, the meet referee of the BAC CeraVe invitational, is perhaps the most energetic person I have ever met.
Commentary by Trina Sanyal, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational Jim Wood, although he is the former president of USA swimming, and president of United States Aquatic Sports, he sees himself
Commentary by Trina Sanyal, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational Although I am not a swimmer, the energy in the air at the 2016 BAC CeraVe invitational was so contagious that
Goldminds: How Much Is Enough? The training load for young swimmers and the high time commitment required to be involved in competitive swimming are critically important issues both to the
Commentary by Woohee Han, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational On the final day of the 2016 Cera Ve Invitational, the meet was delayed due to an unlikely natural phenomenon:
Swimming World intern Grace Schwiederek had a chance to get on deck and capture some of the magic of the evening session of day two. Schwiederek’s photos especially captured some of
Commentary by Emma Miller, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational Bobby Yribarren glances briefly at the opponents to his right as he waits behind the starting block, quickly returning his gaze
