Photo Credit: Griffin Scott TEMPE – Missy Franklin and Elizabeth Pelton won three individual events apiece and Josh Prenot won two to lead the University of California swimming and diving
TUCSON – Stanford swimming and diving had no trouble taking down host Arizona this chilly afternoon under partly cloudy skies, as the Cardinal won both the women’s and men’s meets
By Luke McGuire, Swimming World College Intern Matt Wagner, a junior sprinter at the Catholic University of America, spent his fall semester at one of the world’s most popular vacation
By Dennis D’Abbraccio, Swimming World College Intern The beginning of January in the Capital Athletic Conference means action is back on track for some fast swimming. This past Saturday, several
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LOS ANGELES – Speedo USA, a division of PVH Corp. has launched Fueled by Water, a new digital and social media campaign designed to celebrate all things water and people’s
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By James Sica, Swimming World College Intern Ask any collegiate swimmer, and they’ll likely be able to recount that dual meet from their college career. It’s usually a meet that
Photo courtesy: Steven D. Photography By Lileana Pearson, Swimming World College Intern NAIA Swimming has put forth another outstanding season. Winter training provided swimmers with some of the most difficult
