By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern SAN FRANCISCO, California. (February 9, 2016.)–“The Pac-12 Sports Report” announced the list of the All-Century Team for Men’s Swimming and Diving, which is
By Lillian Nelson, Swimming World College Intern The Utah High School State Meets kick off this upcoming weekend at Brigham Young University. The 2A Classification dives in Thursday morning with Emery High School looking
Monroe High School’s Rich Fortels caught a tough break. At the Greater Middlesex Conference Championship meet in New Jersey, Fortels was disqualified in the 100-yard backstroke for wearing a swim
By Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern Brands are very important for swimmers, but our tech suit is not the only fashion decision we make on deck. Depending on the
Nearly 20 years ago, Swimming World Magazine first ventured online with the creation of SwimInfo.com. SwimInfo quickly became “the most comprehensive swimming website in the world,” and still maintains that
Between Cameron McEvoy’s 47.56 in the 100 freestyle and Marco Koch posting a 2:07 200 breaststroke (for the second week in a row), there was no shortage of standout swims
How Respect Plays a Critical Role in the Sport By Lillian Nelson Swimming is a unique sport in that it evokes an incredible maturity and responsibility in its athletes. There
This weekend, the Texas Longhorns took down TCU in Austin, Texas and Andy Ringgold of Aringo Photography was there shooting the entire meet. It was a very successful Senior Meet for the
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern Williams College will look to earn their 15th New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) title beginning Friday at Middlebury. Though the Ephs
Swimming Technique Misconceptions: Individual Differences Many people believe that it is worth copying the technique of the fastest swimmers. In reality, even the fastest swimmers have technique limitations, but they
