Grant Shoults made a major breakthrough in the 200-yard freestyle at the CIF Southern Section Division I championships. The senior from St. Margarita High School not only broke through the
The Canadian Masters national championships in Montreal featured three Americans stealing the show, breaking or tying eight short course meters world records among them. Richard Abrahams was responsible for five
The top Belgian swimmers made one more thrust toward qualification for the world championships and Olympic Games on the final day of the Belgian Open, with three athletes already on
U.S. Olympian Connor Jaeger swept three distance events and Hungarian Olympian Katinka Hozzu earned six medals as #TeamArena Arena-sponsored swimmers combined for 13 medals at the penultimate stop of the
Emily Seebohm, the top-ranked backstroker in the world right now, dislocated her knee cap in a freak accident according to her Twitter account. Seebohm, who already is looking at potentially
By Will Manion, Swimming World College Intern Chris Dong truly embodies what William and Mary refers to as “Tribe Pride.” Chris is an elite athlete who puts his team before
By Jean-Pierre Mestanza The next generation of British International School, Phuket (BISP) swimmers have a lot to live up to. The legacy left behind by graduating swimmers like Roxanne Yu
After not winning any events at the Arena Pro Swim Series in Charlotte, Michael Phelps seems to think the sky is falling. Even when he’s tired from seemingly endless hours
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern On April 28th, the Mount Holyoke College Athletics Department celebrated the successes of its teams at the 2015 Awards Celebration. At the annual
All eyes will be on Ella Eastin this week as she chases the overall national high school record in the 200 individual medley at the inaugural California swimming and diving
