INDIANAPOLIS – USA Diving will hold its 2015 World Championships Trials for the individual Olympic events in Bloomington, Ind. Competition will be conducted May 15-17 at Indiana University’s Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center.
TUSCALOOSA – Your performance on race day will be determined by how effective you’ve been at helping your brain understand all facets of the performance. The strongest computer in the
TUCSON – College swimming, in the United States and Canada, took a lot of the headlines in the past few days, and as we count down the top five swimming
GWANGJU – Gwangju, the host city of the 2015 World University Games, has entitled itself Korea’s “Atlantics” or the “Aquatics City” ahead of the multi-sport event slated for July 4-11.
By David Rieder DURHAM − If nothing else, the turning of the calendar to 2015 means one thing: we made it. We survived yet another year awkwardly stuck in the
Photo Courtesy: Heidi Torregroza By Swimming World intern Brad Klein PISCATAWAY – At the 24th annual CeraVe Invitational, several clubs highlighted the winners circle from New Jersey, Maryland and elsewhere
TOKYO – Kosuke Hagino, Swimming World’s World Swimmer of the Year, picked up a pair of IM victories at the Tokyo City Championships this weekend. Hagino, swimming at the Tatsumi
PINELLAS COUNTY – Vance Sanders, a promising age grouper who had gained some national attention in recent years, took his own life this weekend at the age of 15 according
INCHEON – Tae Hwan Park, the 2008 Olympic champion in the 400-meter freestyle, has tested positive for a doping test according to Yonhap News Agency. Park’s management agency attributes the
PHOENIX – Jamie Platt Chairman of the Middle Atlantic Swimming Committee and Associate Head Coach of La Salle University joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss USA
