By Jeff Commings TUCSON – Natalie Coughlin has represented the United States at almost every major international swim meet in an elite career spanning more than a decade. The only
GLASGOW – Beijing Olympic open water silver medallist Keri-anne Payne and Edinburgh’s para-swimming Europeans silver medallist Scott Quin, are predicting another great summer of sporting action in Scotland, at the
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By David Rieder DURHAM − For how long has the men’s 400 free relay been one of the glamour races of swimming? Each final at a major international meet has
By Jaecey Parham, Swimming World College Intern The biggest swimming state in the nation can be argued to be a number of different states, particularly California and Florida. Across all
MOSCOW – Russian open water swimming star Vladimir Dyatchin is leaving the sport as he learns that he has drawn a two-year suspension for a positive drug test last July.
LAUSANNE – The draw for the men’s and women’s water polo tournaments of the FINA World Championships Kazan 2015 took place today in Lausanne (SUI), and was conducted by the
CHARLOTTE – Queens Swimming went to town on the NCAA Division II record books tonight at the Bluegrass Mountain Conference Championships. Queens’ Patricia Castro Ortega (1:46.58), Caroline Arakelian (1:48.26), McKenzie Stevens
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JACKSONVILLE – Jon Sakovich, who has headed the Bolles program in an Interim capacity since Sergio Lopez left for a job in Singapore, had his promotion made permanent today at
