DEBRECEN, Hungary, May 25. OLYMPIC roster spots and the prestigious title of European champion were on the line in the fifth day of competition at the European long course championships.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, May 25. MIKE Byrne, the CEO of Swimming New Zealand, submitted his resignation today as the organization continues to recover from an unfavorable review from a third-party
SANTA BARBARA, California. May 25. “HE'S a fish outta water.” That comment is made frequently about good swimmers by their less aquatically-oriented friends on terra firma. It certainly applies to
By John Lohn GILLETTE, New Jersey, May 25. AS we creep closer to the Olympic Games in London this summer, Swimming World will produce event-by-event previews of the action set
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 25. BEFORE Peter Busch headed to Florida to start a new chapter in his life, he sat down with Jeff Commings for today's edition of The Morning
STANFORD, California, May 24. STANFORD Swimming will have a seamless transition when Ted Knapp assumes the head coaching duties for the men's swimming and diving program starting in July. Knapp,
Feature by Jeff Commings CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, May 24. JON MacColl didn't see his job as assistant coach at Queens University and SwimMAC-Carolina as a demotion, even though he had
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, May 24. USA Swimming, Speedo USA and two-time Olympic gold medalist Summer Sanders will join forces this summer to help grow participation in swimming as part of
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 24. THE Hungarians were the stars of today's competition at the European championships in Debrecen. Four of the six gold medals went to the host country. Boglarka
DEBRECEN, Hungary, May 24. THE European Long Course Championships entered hump day with the middle of seven days this evening, and the host day has been running roughshod on the