By Lileana Pearson, Swimming World College Intern Freshmen are the building blocks of NAIA swimming, and Concordia swimming’s Hunter Sa-Nguansap is serving his structural purpose. Despite his new athlete status
PHOENIX – Dave Anderson, Co-Head Coach of The Schroeder YMCA in Wisconsin joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to talk about being named a Silver Medal team in
By Morgan Pestorius, Swimming World College Intern Just because swimming isn’t a contact sport doesn’t mean that swimmers have fewer injuries than other athletes. Here are some common swimming injuries
By Andrew Ross, Swimming World College Intern With final exams over and fall invitationals in the books, it is time for some hard training while swimmers across the nations are
COLORADO SPRINGS – USA Swimming has ruled on the coach behind the controversial Outside Magazine article, and former Holyoke YMCA swim coach Randall Smith, that he can continue to coach
ARKADELPHIA- Junior Peggy de Villiers is one of the fastest members of the University of West Florida team. She also happens to be a deaf swimmer who has not let
The United States’ push to get the Olympics back, a new look for USA Swimming and shocking health news from a former national team member were just three of the
Photo Courtesy: Kristin Karkoska Click here to visit the CeraVe Invitational landing page! PISCATAWAY – An impressive double by Bluefish Swim Club’s Max Miranda highlighted the final night of senior
Photo Credit: Griffin Scott ANN ARBOR – The University of Michigan swimming and diving teams had a strong showing Saturday afternoon against Northwestern and Notre Dame, as both squads picked
Photo Credit: Virginia Tech Athletics BLACKSBURG – The Virginia Tech H2Okies had a successful showing at home against Kentucky and Richmond on Saturday, as the men topped the Wildcats, 186-114,
