MONACO – Since winning three gold medals 30 years ago at the Los Angeles Olympic Games, Nancy Hogshead-Makar has been fighting for equality in sports and increased opportunities for women
By Rachel Ewart, Swimming World College Intern ARKADELPHIA – Sophomore Emily Knocke decided to walk on to Ouachita Baptist’s swim team this fall after nearly two years of retirement from the
By Seren Jones, Swimming World College Intern BROOKVILLE – For the majority of the Metropolitan Conference swimming teams, as the year of 2014 comes to a close so does the
By Kelley Baylis, Swimming World College Intern NORTON – Wheaton Lyons swimming finished out its final meet for the 2014 fall semester this past weekend at the Winter Invitational hosted by
By Dr. David Geier Sports drinks and energy drinks are some of the fastest growing beverages on the market. Producers of these beverages have frequently marketed them to children and
By Abby Boone, Swimming World College Intern LAKELAND – Most of the Sunshine State Conference teams have spent the last few weeks continuing to train as their student-athletes prepare for
Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming PHOENIX – Two very big swim meets brought us some very shocking results in Qatar and the United States, and a college water polo dynasty was
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COMMERCE – The Southern Pacific Masters short course meters championships has long been one of the most popular Masters meets in the fall season, with many well-known names showing up
LA JOLLA – The No. 1 UCLA men’s water polo team (29-3, 8-0 MPSF) brought home its ninth NCAA men’s water polo title and 112th in UCLA history with a
