Commentary by Jeff Commings TUCSON – Swimming Australia and the Japan Swimming Federation made a landmark announcement last weekend, declaring that the two swimming superpowers will work together to make
Photo Courtesy: Delly Carr TUCSON – We’re counting down the top five swimming headlines of the past week for The Week That Was, and we had some major conversation starters,
Photo Courtesy: Kristin Karkoska CHAPEL HILL – Duke freshman Isabella Paez has been a standout for the Blue Devils this season, and that continued Friday in the dual meet against
Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick CHAPEL HILL – North Carolina swimming and diving saluted its senior class Friday at the dual meet against Duke, and head coach Rich DeSelm talks
RALEIGH – Saturday’s dual meet between NC State and North Carolina brought alumni and fervent supporters of both swimming and diving teams to the meet, and it created an exciting
By Allison Peters, Swimming World College Intern As the majority of swimmer’s seasons are coming to a close, it’s important to put the cherry on top of those grueling five
In conjunction with today’s release of the Arena POWERSKIN Carbon Air and Carbon-Flex World Championship Edition and Swimming World’s exclusive Behind the Scenes of the new Arena Carbon Air photo shoot,
Hot on the heels of the newly-rebranded Arena Pro Swim Series at Austin, Arena’s team of elite athletes caravanned down to Northside Aquatic Complex – home of the 2015 USA
With 2015’s first events underway, and all eyes focused on this year’s World Championships in Kazan, Russia, arena – the global brand of water instinct – has once again expanded
Photo Courtesy: David Farr Originally aired November 27th, 2015 PHOENIX – Cal Men’s Head Coach Dave Durden joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to chat about his selection
