5 Races to Watch at the NEISDA Championship
By Diana Pimer, Swimming World College Intern This year’s NEISDA Championships are suspected to be the most exciting in the last four years. On the women’s side, the majority of
The Meet Can’t Start Without Our Swimming Officials
By Allie Clark and Wilson Josephson, Swimming World College Interns The final regular season meets of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) have wrapped up, and athletes have about a
Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando: Thursday Night Heat Sheets Available
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Natalie Coughlin Anxious For Multiple Racing Opportunities At Pan American Games
By Jeff Commings TUCSON – Natalie Coughlin has represented the United States at almost every major international swim meet in an elite career spanning more than a decade. The only
Keri-Anne Payne, Scott Quin Rally Support for IPC Swimming World Championships
GLASGOW – Beijing Olympic open water silver medallist Keri-anne Payne and Edinburgh’s para-swimming Europeans silver medallist Scott Quin, are predicting another great summer of sporting action in Scotland, at the
British Invasion of Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando During Day One Prelims
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Brazil’s 400 Free Relay Looking to Shock the World
By David Rieder DURHAM − For how long has the men’s 400 free relay been one of the glamour races of swimming? Each final at a major international meet has
Everything’s Faster In Texas
By Jaecey Parham, Swimming World College Intern The biggest swimming state in the nation can be argued to be a number of different states, particularly California and Florida. Across all
Russian Open Water World Champion Vladimir Dyatchin Retires After Being Hit With Two-Year Doping Ban
MOSCOW – Russian open water swimming star Vladimir Dyatchin is leaving the sport as he learns that he has drawn a two-year suspension for a positive drug test last July.
FINA Announces World Championships Water Polo Draws
LAUSANNE – The draw for the men’s and women’s water polo tournaments of the FINA World Championships Kazan 2015 took place today in Lausanne (SUI), and was conducted by the