Swimming World Biweekly: Holy Smokes–It’s January 2016!
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This month the calendars officially made it an Olympic year, and that means the mainstream media begins to churn out volumes of coverage on the sport unlike any other year.
SUNY Old Westbury men’s and women’s swimming head coach Sigitas Rudokas announced the appointment of Cameron Russo to the position of assistant swimming coach for the remainder of the 2015-16
FINA has announced a new non-elite open water series that will run in conjunction with the current 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup. The Open Water Swim World Events series will
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern The USC Trojans came away with two wins on Tuesday against the Wisconsin Badgers. The No. 4 USC women handed the No. 16
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern In a busier week than last, the Big 12 schools are back in action in preparation for a fast-approaching conference championship meet in
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Just a month out from the PAC 12 Conference Championships, it seems that the PAC 12 schools are looking to hone their championship
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer Two Virginia swimming and diving seniors were honored with ACC weekly awards, the conference announced on Tuesday. Courtney Bartholomew was named the ACC Women’s Swimmer of
Fernando Canales and Mona E. Nyheim-Canales were hired as the top two coaches by Pitchfork Aquatics this weekend. In a release sent out, Canales was named the Head Coach, while Nyheim-Canales is
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer Seven ACC teams are slated to compete this weekend. With just over one month from the start of the women’s ACC Championships, Virginia still