Ben Gill Named Head Coach at Loras College
Ben Gill has been named the next head men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach at Loras College, Director of Athletics Denise Udelhofen announced on Monday. “We feel that Ben will
How Will Missy Franklin and Michael Phelps Fare In Santa Clara?
Editorial content for the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara is sponsored by Arena. For full Swimming World coverage, check out our coverage page. Commentary by Jeff Commings, Swimming
5 Best Women’s NCAA Swims from the 2010s
By Andy Ross, Swimming World Intern The rubber suit era ended about five and a half years ago and we have made progression in times that a lot of people did
Eugene Godsoe Calls Out “Dreamers” In New Remix
Eugene Godsoe is at it again, but not in the pool. Though preparations for the Pan American Games is likely taking a lot of his time, Godsoe always find a
Winn Aung Breaks Two NAG Records
Winn Aung, 12, of Redding Swim Team took down two 11-12 National Age Group records at the Summer Sanders Long Course Invitational in Roseville, California. Aung broke the 200-meter free
Maria Romanjuk Sweeping Estonia Nationals on Day 2
Maria Romanjuk is taking the 2015 Estonian Nationals by storm. On the opening day of the meet, she captured gold in the women’s 50-meter breast with a 32.23. Today, she
Poll of The Week: Should The Media Question Athletic Performances When Doping Is Suspected?
PHOENIX – This is the Poll of the week for Monday June 15, 2015 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know if the
5 Things That Can Be Learned From Masters Swimmers
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern Swimmers can learn a lot from Masters swimmers. As a college swimmer, I have particularly found this to be true. I am lucky
Five Masters World Records Smashed At Bumpy Jones Classic
A strong thunderstorm moved through Sarasota, Fla., over the weekend, but it did nothing to dampen the spirits of those attending the annual Bumpy Jones Classic. The meet is known
Tomas Peribonio Ready to Compete Internationally for Ecuador
Tomas Peribonio was quick to make an impact on the South Carolina swim team, and the rising sophomore is nowhere near finished. The 19 year old looks to carry that