BIRMINGHAM – Texas A&M Swimming continues to make an impression in its third season in the Southeastern Conference, with the men’s team winning two of the conference weekly awards this
By Katie Seaton, Swimming World College Intern Broad backs. Natural faces. Wet hair. Dry skin. Too exhausted for fashion. Funky tan lines. Arms bigger than most of our male counterparts.
Photo Courtesy: Stan Liu COLORADO SPRINGS – San Diego State senior Emilie Campbell has been named Mountain West Conference Swimmer of the Week, while Nevada junior Krysta Palmer has earned
Photo Courtesy: Shanda Crowe/ProSwimVisuals.com ROSEMONT – Reigning NCAA champion Dylan Bosch won three events last weekend in Michigan’s dual-meet victory over Ohio State, continuing the junior’s journey to a 200
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick TUCSON – When college dual meets come down to the final event in determining which team can claim the victory, it creates a lot of
PHOENIX – Since Swimming World Magazine was first established by co-founder Robert Kiphuth and Peter Daland in 1952, we have always taken our role as The Record of the Sport
MOORESVILLE – SwimMAC Carolina is looking to expand its operations to Mooresville, N.C., in the coming years, but must wait for the county commissioners to approve the bonds needed to
Sometimes swimmers get lucky. Sometimes a bolt of lightning strikes right before the main set on a summer’s eve, or a coach warm-heartedly offers a get-out swim in the middle
By Rachel Ewart, Swimming World College Intern Senior Alex Bryson has accomplished many incredible goals in his college swimming career. Swimming has given Bryson character and allowed him to translate
FORT LAUDERDALE – The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) has opened registration for the 2015 ASCA World Clinic in September in Cleveland, OH. The annual World Clinic is ASCA’s largest
