The Northern Kentucky Clippers won their fifth straight Ohio LSC Open Water Championship yesterday at the Heuston Woods State Park in College Corner, Ohio. The Clippers scored 861 points overall,
Reigning Swimming World World Swimmer of the Year Kosuke Hagino is the latest in a string of swimmers now injured prior to the World Championships. According to Yahoo Japan, Hagino
By Andy Ross, Swimming World College Intern There are a small amount of international college student-athletes that stay more than four years in the states. Most internationals go back home
Taking It Out Fast Part three of a series on saving scholarship swimming focuses on what is being done by the College Swimming Coaches Association (CSCAA) and discusses common issues
The Mizzou swimming and diving team will have four current and former members of the are team compete for their respective countries at the World University, which run July 2-14 in
Freshman Kelly Matthews and junior Candyce Schroeder received honorable mention All-American honors from the Association of CollegiateWater Polo Coaches, the ACWPC announced Friday morning. Matthews and Schroeder become the eighth and ninth Hoosiers in
Pre-coverage of the World Championships is sponsored by Wylas Timing. Each week until the start of the swimming competition at the world championships, Swimming World will look back at a
The German Open kicked off with four distance events in Essen. Jacob Heidtmann, who is ranked eighth in the world in the men’s 400-meter IM with a 4:13.28, cruised to
By Eric Bugby, Swimming World Contributor Kate Kinley is a rising Firstie, or senior, at the United States Military Academy (USMA). Her story of service is not stereotypical. She wasn’t an
The Sizzling Swede Sarah Sjostrom continued her strong season with a double on night one of the Swedish Nationals. Sjostrom dropped a meet-record time of 1:55.94 in the women’s 200-meter
