By Dr. G. John Mullen Originally posted October 31, 2014 Every swimmer knows breaststrokers are odd characters. When I’m working with any team, I screen their athletes, finding their specific
Photo Credit: Peter H. Bick LOS ANGELES – The USC swimming and diving teams swept Pac-12 rival Arizona State on Friday night, with the men picking up a 165-125 win
HUNTINGTON – The Marshall women’s swimming and diving team pulled off its first win over Ohio in school history on Friday night, topping the Bobcats 160-138 at home. Danica Ross
Photo Credit: Notre Dame Athletics EAST LANSING – The Notre Dame men’s swimming and diving squad cruised to a non-conference win over host Michigan State on Friday night, 171-127. The
NEW YORK – The Columbia men’s swimming and diving team won its home-opener Friday night to improve to 3-0 for the first time in nine years, topping Ivy League rival
Photo Credit: Peter H. Bick SOUTH BEND – The Notre Dame women’s swimming and diving team picked up wins in 10 of the 16 events to edge the University of
SANTA BARBARA – Wyoming swimming swept UC Santa Barbara on Friday night. The men won a 132-130 contest, while the women went to 5-0 this year with a 154-106 win.
Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott SALT LAKE CITY – California women’s swimming won 11 of 16 events en route to a 186.5 to 109.5 victory against the Utah Utes. Missy Franklin,
By Seren Jones, Swimming World College Intern BROOKVILLE – For the collegiate swimmers in the Metropolitan Swimming Conference, it’s that time of the year again: the morning alarms go off sooner,
KNOXVILLE – In a meet that was not decided until the final relay, the Tennessee and Auburn women’s teams settled for a tie in the tri-meet that also featured Louisville.
