Photo Courtesy: Matthew DeMaria/Tennessee Athletics KALAMAZOO, Michigan, September 25. AFTER finishing up her official visits, Michigan high school state record holder Mallory Comerford decided to head to the University of
APEX, North Carolina, September 25. Haley Bishop, the 10th-ranked recruit in the State of North Carolina by CollegeSwimming.com, will compete at the University of Kansas after her senior year at
SPRINGFIELD, Virginia, September 25. ROBYN Dryer, a versatile swimmer who trains with Nation’s Capital, has decided to commit to the University of North Carolina as part of the Class of
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina, September 25. CAMPBELL opens the 2014-15 swimming season with the first of four home dates this Friday, Sept. 26, hosting defending Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association champion Liberty at the
FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas, September 25. WITH the fall slate quickly approaching, Arkansas women’s swimming and diving is poised for a breakout 2014-15 season. The Razorbacks look to continue their success from the 2013-14
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, September 24. ONE of the most exciting places to hang out at the American Swim Coaches Association’s world clinic is the “Counsilman Creative Coaching” table. That’s where coaches
Photo Courtesy: Tobiuo Japan INCHEON, South Korea, September 25. Some historic swims occurred at the Asian Games here in Incheon as China’s Ning Zetao became the first 47-second man in Asian
Photo by Peter H. Bick PHOENIX, Arizona, September 25. FLORIDA head coach Gregg Troy is the guest on today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show, continuing our series of interviews
Photo by Peter H. Bick INCHEON, South Korea, September 24. Day five of preliminary swimming competition at the Asian Games will give multiple swimmers the opportunity to set themselves up
LAWRENCE, Kansas, September 24. TWO-TIME Kansas high school state champion Courtney Caldwell is joining the camp of talented sprinters at North Carolina State next fall, the Lawrence-Free State High School
