BlueFish’s Batchelors Talk to SwimmingWorld.TV
BRISTOL, Rhode Island, November 11. THIS weekend, SwimmingWorld.TV has the privilege of live streaming the Leo’s Ristorante Fall Classic, which is hosted by the BlueFish Swim Club. During the course
BRISTOL, Rhode Island, November 11. THIS weekend, SwimmingWorld.TV has the privilege of live streaming the Leo’s Ristorante Fall Classic, which is hosted by the BlueFish Swim Club. During the course
BOLZANO, Italy, November 11. USA’s Natalie Coughlin has always said her favorite race ever is the 100 IM, and she had the chance to compete in it again at the
BOLZANO, Italy, November 11. THIS weekend, the SwimMAC Team Elite swimmers, along with special guest Natalie Coughlin, invaded the Bolzano International Swim Meeting with plenty of wins against the host
MESA, Arizona, November 11. FRESHMEN don’t usually win Swimmer of the Meet awards at high school championships (or college meets, for that matter), but Ryan Hoffer’s swims last weekend at
RALEIGH, North Carolina, November 10. THE North Carolina State University women’s and men’s swimming and diving teams continued what has been a very successful season thus far by sweeping the
LAMEZIA TERME, Italy, November 10. FOR the third time in just the past two weeks, Matteo Rivolta has dropped the Italian record in the men’s 100-meter fly in short course
TOKYO, Japan, November 10. WITH just two more nights of swimming in Beijing left, Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu and South Africa’s Chad Le Clos are both in for some huge paydays
BOLZANO, Italy, November 10. GERMANY’s Steffen Deibler and USA’s Natalie Coughlin both earned third titles at the Bolzano International Swim Meeting today in the fun-filled short course meter competition. Germany’s
TOKYO, Japan, November 10. THE Australian foursome of Tommaso D’Orsogna (21.48), Travis Mahoney (21.59), Cate Campbell (23.10) and Bronte Campbell (23.44) nearly unified the world record and the world best
TOKYO, Japan, November 10. AFTER a particularly rough FINA World Cup circuit during which she’s drawn disqualifications on a routine basis, Russia’s Yuliya Efimova finally had her major breakthrough in