Anton Ipsen Shines as ACC Dominates Thursday Finals at Nike Cup
It was a day dominated by the Atlantic Coast Conference, including a sizzler from N.C. State’s Anton Ipsen. At Thursday’s portion of the Nike Cup, swimmers from ACC schools won
Former Lewis & Clark Assistant Coach Mike Miller Passes Away
Mike Miller, who formerly coached as an assistant at Lewis & Clark College, passed away last week. Lewis & Clark posted the following obituary about the passing: Michael Miller coached
Loaded ISHOF Hall of Fame Class of 2016 Includes Aaron Peirsol, Dara Torres, Bob Bowman
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF), recognized by FINA, the international governing body for the Olympic aquatic sports, has announced the names of 16 athletes, coaches, contributors, pioneers and one team
2 More Days To Vote For Katie Ledecky as Team USA Olympic Athlete of the Year
There are just two more days to vote for distance star Katie Ledecky as the top female Olympic Athlete of the Year in the Team USA online award voting. Ledecky
Aussie Legend Grant Hackett Moving To Tempe To Train With Michael Phelps
Australian swimming legend Grant Hackett, who returned to action from retirement just last year, will join his longtime friend Michael Phelps in Tempe to for a month-long training camp prior
Ivy League Receives Loads of Verbal Commitments for the Class of 2020
By Bonnie Schipper, Swimming World College Intern As the first National Letter of Intent signing day has already come and gone, many senior swimmers have already made their college decisions.
3 Best Incoming Utah Recruits
The Utah Utes men’s and women’s teams added 15 recruits from the high school class of 2016. Swimming World looked into the three of the team’s top recruits. Mariah Gassaway
Jeremy Stravius Doubles on Day 1 of French Short Course Nationals
Jeremy Stravius won the men’s 200-meter IM in 1:55.70 with Ganesh Pedurand taking second in 1:56.34. Jeremy Desplanches hit the wall third in 1:59.23. Stravius doubled up with a 3:39.48
Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center Price Tag Rises Again
The proposed Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center, which would replace the International Swimming Hall of Fame facility in Florida, has now had its price tag raised by $3.2 million according to
4 Ways to Get the Most Out of “Garbage Yardage”
By Andy Ross, Swimming World College Intern Everyone goes through one of these practices at some point during the week. We spend all week dreading the day when coach pulls out