PHOENIX, Arizona, April 17. THE drama surrounding the South Africa world championship trials continues. Competition was canceled today, forcing meet organizers to completely change their meet schedule from prelims/finals to
By Ashley Twichell, Open Water Source MISSION VIEJO, California, April 17. ELITE open water swimmers are accustomed to putting in hours of training day in and day out, often swimming
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 17. THE 2013 Far Western Short Course Championships was an incredible meet. Consistently one of the fastest age group events in the nation, this year the California
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, April 17. GARY Conelly has announced his retirement from the University of Kentucky swimming and diving program after 22 years as head coach. 1988 US Olympian Lars Jorgensen
KAZAN, Russia, April 17. THE Russian roster for World Championships quickly began to fill up on the second day of action with scorching times going up on the board routinely
The marquee match last weekend in women's water polo was the Stanford-USC match April 13 at the Trojans' home pool in Los Angeles, California. The second-ranked Cardinal upset the top
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 17. RECENTLY at the men's NCAA Division I swimming and diving championships, Marcia and Harold Smith talked with Swimming World's Jeff Commings about their son Giles, and
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 16. THIS evening, Olympic superstar Missy Franklin became the first swimmer since 2006 to capture the prestigious Amateur Athletic Union Sullivan Award. Franklin, who collected four golds
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 17. TODAY'S edition of The Morning Swim Show features University of Arizona postgrad swimmers Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or and Adam Small, who are collaborating on a new venture
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 16. HE was the first high school swimmer to break the one-minute barrier in the 100 yard breaststroke on March 29, 1968. Exactly 45 years later to