Black Heritage Championship Meet Invites Kids to Dream Big
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern Candace Cooper was a standout swimmer from the very beginning. By the time she graduated high school she was as a multiple time
Hilda Luthersdottir Sets Four Records at Small States Games
Hilda Luthersdottir made it four straight days of record breaking swims at the 16th Games of the Small States of Europe. Swimming in the comfort of her native country in
Ryan Mallette Named Head Coach of Canadian High Performance Centre in Victoria
VICTORIA – Ryan Mallette has been named head coach of the Swimming Canada High Performance Centre – Victoria, effective immediately. Mallette has been coaching the top centre athletes on an
Minnesota Adds Tyler Gerst to Coaching Staff
University of Minnesota head men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach Kelly Kremer announced the addition of Tyler Gerst to his coaching staff. Gerst will serve as a Golden Gophers assistant
Texas A&M Hires Bolles’ Jason Calanog as Assistant
Former Bolles School Sharks swimming coach Jason Calanog has joined Texas A&M as assistant coach, Aggie men’s swimming coach Jay Holmes announced on Friday. One of the nation’s top club
Are You A Top 20 Swimmer In Your Zone?
Each week, USA Swimming releases their top 20 zone times. Swimming World will provide a unique analysis of one specific zone each week and a general recap of the remaining
Young Canadian Team Ready to Compete at Mare Nostrum Series
With the Pan Am Games drawing near, some of Canada’s brightest young swimmers will get to assess their progress over the next two weekends while competing in the Mare Nostrum
Fort Lauderdale May Make Last Gasp Attempt to Keep ISHOF
Although all signs point to the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) making a move to Santa Clara, Calif., the City of Fort Lauderdale may be moved to take another
Indiana Freshmen Selected for Canadian Water Polo Roster
Water Polo Canada announced their preliminary roster selections for the upcoming FISU 2015 Universiade (World University Games) in Gwangju, South Korea. Indiana freshmen Kelly Matthews and Sarah Myers were two of the final fourteen
3 Summer Training Tips for College Freshmen
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The finals week grind is finally over, the sun’s shining and summer has finally arrived. You’ve made it through your freshman year of