By Bonnie Schipper, Swimming World College Intern Seventy percent of African-American and Hispanic children cannot swim. When high school senior Steven Lesha of Grosse Pointe, Michigan heard this statistic from
Commentary by Jeff Commings This year’s Duel in the Pool, set for December 11-12 in Indianapolis, is likely to further show us what we already knew after this summer’s world
Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom picked up where she left off a few months ago at Worlds as she is in record-setting form at the 2015 Swedish Short Course Nationals. Sjostrom powered
Just three months removed from posting a trio of world-leading times at U.S. Nationals, superstar Michael Phelps is set to compete in six events at the Arena Pro Swim Series
Texas A&M’s men’s swimming and diving team traveled to Florida to take on Indian River State College, the perennial junior college national champions. The Aggies made short work of Indian
By Tasija Karosas, Swimming World College Intern Other than goals and training, food seems a top priority in a swimmer’s mind. Before finishing breakfast you may already be thinking, “What’s for
Katie Ledecky finds herself on another list for a prestigious award in 2015, this time for the U.S. Olympic Committee’s Team USA Awards. She’s the only swimmer on the list,
Australia’s Mitch Larkin stunned the crowd with a world-best time in the men’s 100-meter back at the 2015 FINA World Cup Dubai. Larkin uncorked a blistering time of 52.11 to
Alia Atkinson broke her Jamaican record in the women’s 100 breast with a sizzler against a loaded field at the 2015 FINA World Cup Dubai. Atkinson threw down a 1:05.93
Everything you need to follow along with finals live during the 2015 2015 FINA World Cup Dubai. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Men’s 100 free France’s Jeremy Stravius opened
