Water Polo: Similar Elements in Competitive Swimming
By Dennis D’Abbraccio, Swimming World College Intern Water Polo is a healthy alternative activity that is picking up in popularity. The game was introduced into the Olympics in 1900. Although
5 Swimming Meets To Watch In 2015
Above Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott Commentary by Jeff Commings PHOENIX – We’re going to be following a lot of major competitions in this year before the Olympics. Five swimming meets
Joel Ax, SCAD’s Outstanding Swimmer, Provides NAIA With Sizzle
By Lileana Pearson, Swimming World College Intern Each swim season, NAIA swimming is recruiting and signing better, stronger and faster swimmers, including the latest find in SCAD’s Joel Ax. As
New Year’s Resolutions From Swimming World College Interns
PHOENIX – This year, Swimming World welcomed a large cast of college interns from throughout the NCAA and NAIA landscape. With the New Year coming up, we’ve asked our interns
Swimming World Magazine Parting Shots in Review – 2014
PHOENIX – It was another incredible year of photography for Swimming World Magazine Parting Shots in 2014. We feature some of the best as our Parting Shots of each issue
10 Most Impactful People in Aquatic Sports in 2014
Our sport is blessed with great people. Some are public figures, others work behind the scenes. As appropriate for this time of year, I want to recognize 10 people who
USA Water Polo Announces Rosters For 2015 Men’s National League
HUNTINGTON BEACH – The rosters have been announced for the three USA National Teams competing in the USA Water Polo Men’s National League starting January 10-11 at Segerstrom High School
USA Men’s Senior National Water Polo Team Downs Italy 11-10 at Pomona-Pitzer
Photo Courtesy: Joon Baik POMONA – The USA Men’s Senior National Water Polo Team and Italy met last night at Pomona-Pitzer’s Haldeman Pool and two days after battling to a
Sunshine State Swimming Reflects on Conference
By Abby Boone, Swimming World College Intern LAKELAND – Sunshine State Swimming student-athletes took time out to reflect on the conference overall with winter training heading towards the spring semester.
Mount Holyoke’s Project Splash Helping Special Needs Children Swim
By Kelley Baylis, Swimming World College Intern Cathleen Pruden, junior at Mount Holyoke, does amazing things in, and out of the pool. Pruden is the project coordinator for Project Splash.