Florida was the first Southeastern Conference team to compete in the new year. The Florida men and women opened up 2016 with wins over Florida State University, an in-state rival.
Top 9 Olympic Upsets: #7 Anthony Nesty Beats The Great One Beginning with the November 2015 issue and running through July 2016—a month before the start of the Olympic swimming
By Tasija Karosas, Swimming World College Intern Lunch is one of the more difficult meals because you eat it right before practice and it can be tough to figure out
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern I’d seen a few mentions of Swimcerely with Spindrift on social media but did not have a clue what it was. As I
With many NCAA Division 3 teams just beginning training trips, there are just a few Division 3 meets this weekend. Some teams will compete in meets while on training trips,
ON THE COVER At the USA-Europe Duel in the Pool in December, American Cody Miller beat world record holder Daniel Gyurta in the 200 breaststroke (SCM) while trimming 5-hundredths of
The U.S. Masters Swimming Board of Directors has appointed USMS Education Director Bill Brenner interim CEO. Brenner, who has been with USMS since 2011, will be responsible for National Office
Commentary by Casey Barrett which first appeared on his website Caps & Goggles. The year before an Olympic year is often a bit of a buzz kill. It’s a time
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern January can be a daunting month for college swimmers, where you are so close to Championship season, yet still so many duel meets
While Michael Phelps still owned his fair share of most read items to close the year, the Towson Controversy and Katie Ledecky’s amazing swims at the NCAP Invitational dominated the
