Joao Gomes Jr., 3-Time World Champion, Tests Positive for Diuretic
RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazilian breaststroker Joao Gomes Jr., a three-time world champion at the 2014 Doha World Championships in relay duty, tested positive for a diuretic as part of
Williams College Sinks Rival Amherst
By Lauren Williams, Swimming World Intern After a month away, the Williams College Ephs made a splash last Saturday, taking down their longtime rivals Amherst College. The men’s team won
Behind The Scenes at the Wheaton Swimming Training Trip
By Kelley Baylis, Swimming World College Intern MIAMI – Wheaton Swimming took part in a winter training trip down to Miami recently, and Swimming World college intern Kelley Baylis was
Elite Swimmers Top the Headlines On The Week That Was
Photo Courtesy: Granger Talley TUCSON – We’re 18 months away from the 2016 Olympic Games, but things are starting to get intense, in and out of the pool. The next
Finding The Many Perks In Swimming
Photo Courtesy: Heidi Torregroza By Swimming World Intern Brook Jiang PISCATAWAY – Samantha Ai and Nick Gordon of North Baltimore Aquatic Club have been swimming exceedingly well this year. At
Kosuke Hagino Plans on Winning 200/400 IM By A Wide Margin at Worlds
TOKYO – This weekend, reigning Swimming World World Swimmer of the Year Kosuke Hagino went on record that he plans on winning both the 200 and 400-meter IM events at
Excellent Swimming at Eastern Express
By Swimming World Intern Brad Klein PISCATAWAY – The four teenagers ready to swim the 400-meter medley relay at the CeraVe Invitiational recently might not have been in line to
Brent Lang Turns Lessons Learned Through Swimming into Business Success
Guest feature by Steve Kornacki, MGOBLUE.com NATIONAL HARBOR – Brent Lang had no way of knowing that his life-altering and career-changing circumstances as a teenager were nothing more than dominoes
Preventing Lower Back Injuries In Divers
Photo Courtesy: Matthew S. DeMaria By G. John Mullen SANTA CLARA – Competitive diving involves jumping from 1-, 3-, or 10-meter boards — as well as from cliffs even high
Navy SEAL Training: Test of Toughness for Westminster Titans
By James Bossert, Swimming World College Intern The Westminster Titan swim teams traveled to San Diego, California for their annual winter training trip. Even though nothing is as exciting as