By Nikki Cannon, Swimming World College Intern The practices endured, championships won, times where success seems out of reach and failure inevitable, the friendships forged and the memories made; there
Kira Toussaint, one of the top swimmers in Florida Gulf Coast University history, has elected to transfer to the University of Tennessee to become a Lady Volunteer this coming Fall. Toussaint,
Therese Alshammar, the senior leader of the Swedish swim team with 37 total international gold medals, has been forced out of the 2015 World Championships in Russia due to a
ON THE COVER Arkady Vyatchanin is a newly-minted Serbian. On April 22, 2013—after 13 years on Russia’s national team—Vyatchanin announced his intent to untie himself from swimming for his homeland,
Anyone who wants to beat Missy Franklin in the pool needs to put in a lot of training hours – or have some major handicaps. That was the case on
Coverage of the 2015 World University Games is proudly sponsored by adidas;. Visit Swimming World’s event coverage page for live results and recaps. Commentary by Jeff Commings, Swimming World senior
By Seren Jones, Swimming World College Intern By the end of our college swimming careers, we will leave the pool deck with a collection of experiences, memories, and lessons learned,
Matt Harris has been promoted to associate head coach of the Washington College men’s and women’s swim teams. Harris served as an assistant coach for the Shoremen and Shorewomen for the
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the partnership between USA Swimming and Speedo USA, the organizations are creating several recognition activities to commemorate the alliance that began in 1985 following the
The men’s 200-meter fly turned out to be the race of the day with all three top finishers at the Hungary National Championships posting times that ranked in the Top
