Michigan Rolls To Victory In The Orange Bowl Swim Classic
The men’s and women’s Michigan teams dominated at the Orange Bowl Swim Classic in the Florida Keys at Key Largo’s Jacobs Aquatic Center. The ninth ranked Wolverine women beat four
The men’s and women’s Michigan teams dominated at the Orange Bowl Swim Classic in the Florida Keys at Key Largo’s Jacobs Aquatic Center. The ninth ranked Wolverine women beat four
by Courtney Bartholomew, Swimming World Intern Naps may be one of my favorite things– outside of food, of course. Napping used to be an activity I would only do after
This week marked the first official week of 2016, and swimmers across the globe continued their hard work as the marched toward their goals during the Olympic year. Read below
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern New Years. There is something special about this time of year, with the wrapping up of the December holidays, and the beginning of
The State of U.S. Swimming: Thumbs Up! New swimming facilities in the United States are keeping pace with the country’s growing number of competitive swimmers. Author Chuck Warner discusses the growth of
While the rest of the Southeastern Conference has yet to compete in the new year, Florida got off to a fast start in Gainesville. The Gator men and women both
By Dr. G. John Mullen Originally posted Feb. 4, 2015 SANTA CLARA – A few days back, USA Swimming correspondent Mike Gustafson opened his mailbag and gave his personal experience
Top 5 Stories of 2015 With 2015 in the books Swimming World Magazine takes a look back at the top five stories of the year. Katie Ledecky, Michael Phelps, and Ryan Lochte each earned
In this episode, Bruce Gemmell talked with Swimming World Magazine Publisher, Brent Rutemiller, about Katie Ledecky’s American Record 1000 yard swim and the training that went behind her race. She
A few of the Big Ten teams will be in action this coming weekend in Winter Break invitationals. Purdue, Illinois and the Michigan women will be competing in various duel