Justin Kassab Hired by Salem University to Relaunch Swimming Programs Salem University last week hired Justin Kassab to return to the school as it relaunches its men’s and women’s swimming
Adjusting to Life as a Swim Parent: It’s Worth the Demands…Even That Laundry Pile Swim parents play a vital role in their children’s involvement in the sport. Mileage on the
Ohio State Lands 2025 Verbal From Canadian Freestyler Taya Hutchison NEW COMMIT: The Ohio State University has secured a new verbal commitment for the 2025-26 season and beyond from Windsor, Ontario
Ilya Kharun Already a Difference-Maker for Arizona State, Internationally for Canada As the Arizona State Sun Devils set out in pursuit of the school’s first-ever national championship in men’s swimming,
Tech Tuesday: How Fins Can Be Used as a Beneficial Training Tool and to Promote Feel at Enhanced Speeds Through our Coaches Corner segment, Swimming World offers its audience the
Colorado College’s Anne Goodman James to Retire at End of 48th Season Anne Goodman James, who has coached college swimming for 48 seasons, has announced her intention to retire at
Tania Quaglieri Wins Three as TCU Edges out Iowa State Tania Quaglieri won three events, and TCU pulled out some tight races early in the meet to guide the Horned
Elsha Pribadi Posts Three Wins, Two Top-10 Times to Lead Rutgers Freshman Elsha Pribadi recorded three wins on Saturday, two in top-10 program times, as Rutgers beat Villanova, 199-99. Pribadi
Gergo Zalanki is Hungary’s Hammer as Pursuit of Olympic Water Polo Gold Begins A new year brings a new quest for Hungarian water polo player Gergo Zalanki, the Swimming World
College Swimming Tournament? How a Dual Meet Bracket Could Look This weekend produced some of the most exciting dual meets in recent college swimming history. On the east coast, the
