Swimming World Competition Roundup
Sponsored by Active.com PHOENIX, Arizona, Sept. 14. DURING the past week, the following meet manager took full advantage of uploading results to the Swimming World meet results section of the
Sponsored by Active.com PHOENIX, Arizona, Sept. 14. DURING the past week, the following meet manager took full advantage of uploading results to the Swimming World meet results section of the
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, September 14. USA Swimming today released its bi-annual Safe Sport Status Report, providing a summary of the additions, statuses and improvements to the organization's comprehensive athlete protection
PERTH, Australia, September 14. KENNETH To continued to have an impressive meet at the Australian short course championships, scaring the national record in the 200 individual medley today. To won
WASHINGTON DC, September 14. ONE of the perks of being a U.S. Olympic athlete is that you get to meet some really important people… like the President of the United
LOS ANGELES, California, September 14. CLEMENT Lefert is ending his swimming career on top, announcing his retirement today, instead of attending the University of Southern California for a final swimming
LOS ANGELES, California, September 14. CLEMENT Lefert is ending his swimming career on top, announcing his retirement today, instead of attending the University of Southern California for a final swimming
by Brent Rutemiller PHOENIX, Arizona, September 13. Deck changing, or the act of wrapping a towel around your body in order to remove your swimsuit in public, has finally forced
Feature by Jeff Commings PHOENIX, Arizona, September 13. TOD Miller earns a living on the backs of hundreds of people each year. And their hamstrings. And their calves. Miller is
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 14. AUSTRALIAN Olympian Andrew Lauterstein is the guest on today's edition of The Morning Swim Show, from last week's American Swimming Coaches Association's world clinic. Lauterstein, a
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 13. FORTY-NINE aquatic athletes and five coaches and staff members are headed to Washington, D.C., for a special meeting tomorrow with President Barack Obama and Olympians from