Will Licon With Another Big 12 Record During Thursday Night
AUSTIN – Texas continued its inevitable march to the Big 12 team titles tonight with the highlight of the night coming from Will Licon’s 200-yard IM Big 12 mark. Men’s
Michigan Wolverines Take Big Lead After Day 2 at Big Tens
IOWA CITY – The Michigan Wolverines put up a pretty strong day to enter Friday with a big lead at the Big Ten Men’s Championships. Wisconsin’s Matt Hutchins upset Michigan’s
Towson Women, William & Mary Men Still Lead at CAAs
RICHMOND – The 2015 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Swimming Championship continued on Thursday and for the second consecutive day, the Towson Tiger women and the William & Mary Tribe men
Princeton Rolls to Huge Day 2 Lead at Ivy Leagues
PRINCETON – Princeton absolutely dominated night two at the Ivy League Men’s Championships, pushing their lead to more than 100 points against Harvard, 488-385. Princeton kicked off what was a big
St. Thomas Men, Gustavus Women Reign At MIAC Championships
By Wilson Josephson and Allie Clark, Swimming World College Interns Despite the surprises that sprung up over the course of the three-day Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Swimming Championships, when the
N.C. State’s Sprint Group Dominates ACCs
ATLANTA – Sprint day was very kind to the N.C. State Wolfpack as the squad dominated the ACC Men’s Championships all night long. NC State’s Anton Ipsen raced his way
Israeli Swimming President Noam Zwi Resigns Amidst NCAA Scandal
NETANYA – In a stunning turn of events, the Israeli Swimming Association has been rocked by allegations of fiduciary fraud against its president Noam Zwi. Zwi has resigned due to
Economy Threatens Lotte Friis’ Stay in the U.S.
By Rokur Jakupsstovu, Swimming World Scandinavian Correspondent BALTIMORE – Danish distance swimmer Lotte Friis is still really happy to live and train the United States, but recognizes it is an expensive
OHSAA Championships: The Greatest High School Swim Meet in the U.S.A.?
By Emma Gresser, Swimming World College Intern Five short years ago, my teammates and I were huddled around the computer awaiting the state meet psych sheet to confirm we had
California, Stanford Battling During Thursday Prelims at Pac 12s
FEDERAL WAY – California and Stanford set up what should be a ferocious finals session as the two put up some seriously strong qualifying efforts at the Pac 12 Women’s