This first full week of 2016 brought the swimming world news of training changes, athletic honors, and a significant retirement all with a return to racing on the collegiate scene.
Winter break has ended for most of the Southeastern Conference. This past weekend, eight teams competed for the first time in 2016. 5 Top Takeaways From Southeastern Conference Weekend The
By Chandler Brandes, ACC Beat Writer The ACC was back in full swing this weekend as 11 teams began competing in the 2016 season. Top 5 Takeaways from the ACC:
Commentary by Edison Moy, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational One on water, the other land: there are many correlations between Track & Field and the sport of Swimming. These
The final sessions of the 2016 CeraVe Invitational were chalk-full of fast swims from the 10 & Unders up to the senior group. Maggie Belbot of NBAC continued her record-breaking
Commentary by Woohee Han, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational Chris Rattray has a deep relationship with Swimming World, about 6 to 14 feet deep depending on which pool you’re
Commentary by Edson Moy, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational Ever go to a swim meet and wonder about those random, resonating shouts that seem to pierce through the drowning
Commentary by Emma Miller, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational Scattered intermittently throughout the piles of stray equipment, the throngs of cheering teammates, and the clumps of exhausted swimmers sit
There were many exciting meets in NCAA Division 3 this weekend after many schools returned from their annual training trips. NCAA D3 Featured Meets of the Week TCNJ Upsets
A fitting conclusion to the Mpumalanga leg of the South African Swimming Grand Prix in Nelspruit tonight, as Mzansi’s finest have once again proven that there is no shortage of
