FLAGSTAFF, Arizona, May 3. AN autopsy performed on the body of Alexander Dale Oen has been deemed inconclusive, according to a report by the Arizona Republic. Dale Oen, 26, passed
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 3. SWIMMING World CEO Brent Rutemiller writes ” NCAA Participation Cap Formula Needs to Be Thrown Out!” in the latest Voice for the Sport, which appears in
By John Lohn GILLETTE, New Jersey, May 3. 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 2. SWIMMING World contributor G. John Mullen, the owner of the Center of Optimal Restoration and creator of Swimming Science, brings you a four-step system to prevent
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 3. ON today's edition of The Morning Swim Show Marcus Titus talks about his campaign to have hand signals instituted at the U.S. Olympic Trials for deaf
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 2. TWO NCAA Division III coaches just announced their retirements. Legendary college coach Jim Steen announced his retirement this morning after 37 years at Kenyon College. Steen
GAMBIER, Ohio, May 2. JIM Steen, architect of the most successful collegiate athletic program in NCAA history, plans to step down as head coach of the Kenyon College Lords swimming
BRISBANE, Australia, May 2. TWO-time Olympic gold medalist Jessicah Schipper survived an emergency surgery this weekend after being rushed to the hospital Sunday night, according to the Herald Sun. Schipper,
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 2. A look back at a tremendous collegiate championship season is at the core of the May issue of Swimming World Magazine. While California's NCAA Division I
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 1. ANOTHER great week of swimming around the world, particularly in Brazil at the Maria Lenk Trophy meet in Rio de Janeiro. That's where we go to