The men’s 200-meter back proved to be the race to watch during day six of the Hungary National Championships with all three top finishers posting times that fit into the
FINIS-sponsored swimmer Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace dominated the 2015 Bahamas National Championships held this past weekend, winning three national titles. Vanderpool-Wallace won the 50-meter butterfly with a time of 26.56, which is
The NCAA Division II qualifying times for the 2015-16 season were posted today by USA Swimming’s stats department. After a season which witnessed a massive upgrade in overall speed, it’s
The crumbling Greek economy, which has resulted in banks closing and the country defaulting on international loans, will affect aquatic sports this weekend as the country looks for ways to
By Dr. G. John Mullen, DPT, CSCS, Owner of COR I often discuss the steps to experiencing physical recovery from a swimming injury. Put a tennis ball here or a
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern The Metropolitan Swim League has been swimming dual meets since the 1950s in poor New York City neighborhoods, pursuing its mission of keeping
After spending the last five seasons on the Western Kentucky University coaching staff where he helped the Hilltoppers to a total of three conference championships, Brian Thomas will be making
The Northern Kentucky Clippers won their fifth straight Ohio LSC Open Water Championship yesterday at the Heuston Woods State Park in College Corner, Ohio. The Clippers scored 861 points overall,
Reigning Swimming World World Swimmer of the Year Kosuke Hagino is the latest in a string of swimmers now injured prior to the World Championships. According to Yahoo Japan, Hagino
By Andy Ross, Swimming World College Intern There are a small amount of international college student-athletes that stay more than four years in the states. Most internationals go back home
