British Swimming Announces Performance Debriefing
LONDON, England, December 2. BRITISH Swimming has announced the findings of a Performance Debrief initiated in the wake of results at the London 2012 Olympics which failed to meet the
LONDON, England, December 2. BRITISH Swimming has announced the findings of a Performance Debrief initiated in the wake of results at the London 2012 Olympics which failed to meet the
COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 2. ALTHOUGH Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky certainly grabbed everyone's attention with a stunning time in the women's 1650-yard free last night at the U.S. Winter Short
ATHENS, Georgia, December 2. CALIFORNIA's Elizabeth Pelton bettered her American record in the women's 200-yard back today at the Georgia Invitational. Pelton blasted a time of 1:48.90 to win the
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 2. WONDERING how Swimming World Magazine names its World and Regional swimmers every year? Read about the voting process in this month's Voice for the Sport, explained
AUSTIN, Texas, December 1. MISSY Franklin had a memorable day, and not just in the pool at the 2012 USA Swimming winter nationals. In addition to her fast swims in
IOWA CITY, Iowa, December 1. WHILE the Michigan Wolverines continued to rack up the team points, Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Emily McClellan turned in one of the top individual performances of the evening.
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 1. IN this exclusive SwimmingWorld.TV interview from the 2012 USA Swimming winter nationals, Clark Burckle speaks about the events that led to his disqualification and eventual reinstatement
COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 1. FLORIDA and Stanford claimed the bulk of the top performances during day two at the Ohio State Invitational, while Olympian Elizabeth Beisel represented the Gators very
ATHENS, Georgia, December 1. PLENTY more NCAA automatic qualifying times were turned in during the second day of activity at the Georgia Invitational held in Athens. California's Rachel Bootsma (23.51),
AUBURN, Alabama, December 1. EIGHT state records–five boys, three girls–fell during the Alabama State High School Swimming and Diving Championships. The meet took place Nov. 30 (prelims) and Dec. 1