2015 Futures Championships Gresham: Day 1 Photo Gallery
Day one swimming of the 2015 Futures Championships held in Gresham, Ore., is in the books. Swimming World was on hand to capture all the best shots from the meet as Sue Borst did
Day one swimming of the 2015 Futures Championships held in Gresham, Ore., is in the books. Swimming World was on hand to capture all the best shots from the meet as Sue Borst did
Day one finals swimming of the 2015 USA Swimming Summer Junior Nationals featured some strong swims, especially in the breaststroke races. Swimming World was on hand to capture all the best shots from
Don Gambril, a legendary coach in the Olympic and U.S. collegiate canon, voiced his opinions to a local newspaper about the worldwide controversy surrounding a dentist who allegedly shot a
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the partnership between USA Swimming and Speedo USA, the organizations announced the “30 Most Influential People in Swimming over the Past 30 Years”
Who is Donna de Varona? Won gold in the 400 IM and 4×100 free relay in the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. After the Olympics, at the age of 17, she retired
The opening day of the first annual Futures Championship at the Mount Hood Community College in Gresham, Oregon was highlighted by a fast swim by Shane Forker in the men’s 1500-meter
Red Deer’s Rebecca Smith continued tuning up for the World Junior Swimming Championships with a decisive 100-metre freestyle victory Thursday at the 2015 Canadian Age Group Championships. Concomitantly, 13-year-old Jade
By Andy Ross, Swimming World College Intern A total of five meet records were broken on the third night of competition at the 2015 NCSAs including every women’s event tonight
By Andy Ross, Swimming World College Intern The first annual futures championships kicked off in West Lafayette, Indiana Thursday evening. Swimmers from North Dakota down to Florida made the trip
Who is Rowdy Gaines? Brought home three-time gold medals (100 free, 4×100 free relay, 4×100 medley relay) for Team USA in the 1984 Olympic Games 8-time NCAA Champion for the Auburn