In this episode of the Morning Swim Show, Craig Lord, leading journalist and authority on political issues in competitive swimming, sits down with Swimming World Magazine Publisher Brent Rutemiller to
Unprecedented. Unthinkable. That’s how CBS reporter Norah O’Donnell describes what Katie Ledecky did this year in a piece for the CBS This Morning “Pushing the Limits” segment that highlights extraordinary
Six men comprise the 2016 class of the American Swim Coaches Association Hall of Fame, including longtime ASCA Executive Director John Leonard. The other five have coached Olympic medalists and
The Tennessee Volunteers added a versatile swimmer to next year’s squad with the verbal commitment from SwimMAC Carolina’s Erika Brown. “The process of picking a school was not easy,” Brown
Tevyn Waddell, a talented sprint butterflyer and backstroker from South Dakota, made a verbal commitment to join the Minnesota women’s swimming and diving program next fall. Waddell competes for the
Brazil was the top country at this year’s Raia Rapida meet in Rio de Janeiro, winning three of the five sprint events. The United States, South Africa and Italy also
Paris, the final of the top candidates to host the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics officially submitted a letter of intent to the International Olympic Committee, bringing the number of interested
The William & Mary swimming teams will take on an intriguing mix of familiar and new opponents in 2015-16, head coach Matt Crispino ’02 announced today. The Tribe will have
Several members of the Vermont women’s swimming & diving team are taking the challenge and swimming 3.76 miles from New York to Vermont across Lake Champlain this Sunday (Sept. 13)
Miriam Sheehan of the Phoenix Swim Club took down another 10&under U.S. national age group record this weekend in Mesa, Ariz. Swimming at the Kino Aquatic Center, Sheehan hit the
