MARSEILLES, France, March 9. A day after torching the pool, Britain’s Fran Halsall was back at it again at the Mediterranean Open in Marseilles. Halsall opened up the night with
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 9. The March issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download to Total Access Subscribers! On page 8 of Swimming World Magazine, Lessons with the
FEDERAL WAY, Washington, March 8. THE University of California men’s swimming and diving team successfully defended their Pac-12 Championship, wrapping up the victory tonight on the final day of racing.
By Rebecca Noblett OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma, March 8. Oklahoma Baptist set five meet records on the final night of the NAIA National Championships on their way to clinching the men’s
GRAND FORKS, North Dakota, March 8. THE Century High School Patriots successfully defended their title at the North Dakota Boys High School Swimming and Diving Championships. The meet was held
JENKS, Oklahoma, March 8. MICHAEL Andrew can add another milestone to his resume. Tonight, Andrew became the first swimmer under age 15 to clear 20 seconds in the 50-yard freestyle.
By Rebecca Noblett FORT PIERCE, Florida, March 8. Indian River won 38 of 40 events on their way to their 40th straight men’s NJCAA championship and 32nd consecutive women’s title.
AUSTIN, Texas, March 8. THE American Short Course Championships came to a close in Austin with another strong night of swimming from Canyons’ Abbey Weitzeil. After clinching a pair of
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, March 8. IT was a truly speedy night for Swedish star Sarah Sjostrom at the Swedish Grand Prix in Stockholm this evening. Sjostrom opened up the night by
SANTIAGO, Chile, March 8. DAY two of the South American Games featured a world top 10 time by Leonardo De Deus, and an exhausting double by Andreina Pinto in Santiago,
