Commentary by Jason Marsteller COLORADO SPRINGS – Outside Magazine, a publication typically geared towards travel, fitness and adventure content, has published a comprehensive overview of the history and challenges of
CAIRO – Politics is coming into play for next month’s short course world championships with the report that Egypt is pulling its swimmers from the competition as a protest against
Photo by Griffin Scott COLORADO SPRINGS – USA Swimming National Team standouts Nathan Adrian (Bremerton, Wash.) and Tyler Clary (Riverside, Calif.), individual gold medalists at the 2012 London Olympic Games,
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By James Bossert, Swimming World College Intern GROVE CITY – Another week of great meets in the books for the Presidents’ Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving teams: Bethany College, Chatham
By Nelson Helm, Swimming World College Intern LEXINGTON – Only a handful of Old Dominion Athletic Conference swimming dual meets happen this week, with the majority of teams still swimming
By Abby Boone, Swimming World College Intern LAKELAND – After a week busy with six meets, the next two weeks only has three meets for the Sunshine State Conference swimming
By Kelley Baylis, Swimming World College Intern NORTON – The New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) swimming showed impressive swims recently as well as some outstanding performances from
PHOENIX – Mallory Weggemann joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss going to Capitol Hill for discussions on the U.N. Disability Treaty, her Redefine Limitations campaign with
MELBOURNE – The West Florida women’s swimming and diving team picked up a 132-72 win at Florida Tech in a dual meet on Tuesday. The Argonauts claimed wins in eight
