Three Masters World Records Broken in Texas
THE WOODLANDS, Texas, November 14. THREE Masters swimmers continued their spectacular year in the pool, each setting a Masters short course world record at the November Classic meet last weekend.
THE WOODLANDS, Texas, November 14. THREE Masters swimmers continued their spectacular year in the pool, each setting a Masters short course world record at the November Classic meet last weekend.
SOUTHLAND, New Zealand, November 14. SWIMMING New Zealand has praised the contribution of Southland's Natalie Wiegersma who has announced her retirement from the sport. Wiegersma, 22, first came into prominence
FEDERAL WAY, Washington, November 14. LAKE Washington (Division 2A), Mercer Island (Division 3A) and Newport (Division 4A) emerged as the team champions at the Washington State High School Swimming and
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 13. THE College Swim Coaches Association of America has released its second NCAA Women's Division I rankings, with Southern California holding onto its top ranking among the
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 14. ANDY Deichert joins today's edition of The Morning Swim Show to talk about his star pupil, Paul Powers, and coaching at Splash Aquatic Club in Georgia.
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 13. WE'VE seen many great performances in high school swimming competitions in the past 50 years. Mark Spitz made his breakthrough as a high school swimmer, setting
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 13. THE Ask A Coach! series today looks at a Masters training schedule for a swimmer without a strong swimming background. Tennessee associate coach of men's and
LIVERMORE, California, November 13. FINIS, a world leader in technical swimming products that maximize your fitness potential and technique, announces the immediate availability of multiple Agility Paddles sizes. The strapless
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 13. SWIMMING Australia is conducting a new review to go alongside its current review of performances at the London Olympics. This new review will look at the
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, November 13. FLOODING Monday in the International Olympic Committee (IOC) headquarters caused a temporary closure of the site, forcing staff to relocate during cleanup, as reported by Inside