FRANKFURT – Hamburg has been selected as Germany’s candidate city for the 2024 Olympics Paralympics, the German Olympic Sports Confederation announced at a press conference yesterday. The eight-member Bureau and
By Rachel Ewart, Swimming World College Intern This year, Ouachita Baptist University had a season of renovation. The school hired a new coach and the team bonded tremendously as they
Even with the World Swimming Coaches Association vocally disagreeing with the move, FINA is looking to move forward with eliminating age limits for FINA Bureau members to allow FINA President Julio
TUCSON – Rarely is a performance at the NCAA Division II swimming and diving championships so fast that it would have challenged for the win at the Division I level.
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By David Rieder DURHAM − Yeah, there will be a lot of really good races at the women’s NCAA Championships. Look at Simone Manuel and Molly Hannis, odds-on favorites in
By Lauren Williams, Swimming World Intern With this year’s swimming season drawing to a quick close, the New England Small Colleges Athletic Conference sees a record 41 women and 34
SULPHUR—Held at the SPAR Aquatic Center in early March, the 2015 Louisiana Short Course State Championships saw an astounding number of records fall. Colin Bone of Crawfish Aquatics succeeded in
This episode of the Morning Swim Show takes us back to the 2014 NCAA Championships to talk to Emma Reaney. Reaney took the spotlight off Larson last year in the
By Dr. G. John Mullen SANTA CLARA – Open water swimming dates back to Captain Matthew Webb in 1875, the first person to swim across the English Channel in 21
