GREENSBORO – Gwinnett Aquatics’ Anna Jahns and Team Greenville’s Talmadge Davis won the women’s and men’s 1000 freestyle titles to kick off the first night of competition at the Greensboro
By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Magazine Staff Writer USA Swimming announced today that the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team will kickoff training camp in San Antonio, Texas at the picturesque Northside Swim Center, site
OKLAHOMA CITY – Christine Tixier of Biola posted the highlight of the night by lowering a 22-year-old record at the NAIA Championships. Meanwhile, Oklahoma Baptist is well on its way
GENEVA – Eastern Michigan leads after day two of the 2015 Mid-American Conference Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships here at SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio. The Eagles tallied 266.50 points,
BUFFALO – IRSC’s Barbara Caraballo lowered an NJCAA record during the second night of action at the NJCAA Championships. Indian River is well on its way to winning a 41st men’s title
Commentary by Jeff Commings TUCSON – The backstroke events at for the women NCAA Division I championships are loaded with so much talent that it will be difficult for an
By Rachel Ewart, Swimming World College Intern After seeing an extraordinary season of success, sophomore Melanie Tombers heads to NCAAs next week for some intense competition. Fatherly Wisdom While growing
AUSTIN – Allison Schmitt posted a lifetime best to move to fifth all time in the 500-yard free at the American Short Course Championships. Schmitt blasted her way to a lifetime
By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer Derek Howorth grew up in San Antonio, Texas and swam his way onto the legendary University of Texas swim team. He began his
Commentary by Jeff Commings TUCSON – Relays are the most exciting part of the NCAA championships, for fans, athletes and coaches. Double points are awarded for the top 16 teams
