Katie Ledecky Brings World Championship Gold Medals to “Today” Show
Katie Ledecky stopped by Rockefeller Plaza in New York City today for her first Stateside interview after what most would call a stellar week at the FINA world championships in
Rewriting the Social Script: Swimming’s Role in Gender Friendship
By Connor Bailey, Swimming World College Intern There are men’s and women’s teams for soccer, volleyball, water polo etc. Really, almost every sports is divided by gender, and when there
8 Thoughts Every College Swimmer Has in August
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern August is the Sunday of summer–a brief repose after several months of hard training, a well-deserved break after a final summer meet, a
Colleen (Haase) Hall Passes on Lessons Learned from the Pool
By Makenzie Miller, Swimming World College Intern This past spring, I watched several of my friends and teammates hang up their googles for good and embark on a new chapter
Oakland Swimming & Diving Head Coach Pete Hoyland Analyzes 2015-2016 Schedule
Oakland head men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach Pete Hovland announced the 2015-16 schedule on Wednesday. The two-time defending league champion Golden Grizzlies will look to successfully defend their titles at
Leah Neale Tracks Down 800 Free Meet Record at 2015 Jose Finkel Trophy
Leah Neale took down the women’s 800-meter free meet record at the 2015 Jose Finkel Trophy. Neale clocked a top time of 8:38.81 for the win, and broke Poliana Okimoto’s
UMBC Swimming & Diving Announces 2015-2016 Schedule
UMBC head swimming and diving coach Chad Cradock announced the 2015-16 schedule for both the men’s and women’s squads. The Retrievers will look to defend their America East (women) and
Richard West Joins West Virginia University As Assistant Coach
West Virginia University men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach Vic Riggs announced today the hiring of Richard West as assistant coach. “I am thrilled to accept the position at
Marcus Titus Among World Record Breakers At Deaf World Swimming Championships
In the same pool where he raced just a week earlier at the USA Swimming nationals, Marcus Titus has been one of the highlights of the deaf world swimming championships,
A Retrospective Look at the Summer of Truth
By Patrick Murphy, Swimming World Intern A few months ago, I wrote an article about the importance of this “Summer of Truth” for a number of elite collegiate swimmers. Of