PHOENIX, Arizona, November 7. THE five-star commitments kept on rolling through the weekend with four more five stars making college pledges known publicly via the Swimming World College Recruit Rankings
Column by John Lohn, Swimming World senor writer WASHINGTON, D.C., November 7. THE USA Swimming Grand Prix circuit gets under way in a few days with action kicking off in
By Lauren Sampl BOULDER, Colorado, November 6. THE first weekend of November produced plenty of sizzling times and nail-bitting racing action in the pool. Here's a look at some highlights
Commentary by Jeff Commings, SwimmingWorld.TV associate producer PHOENIX, Arizona, November 6. THE past six days had many ups and downs — like most weeks. This week had many of the
BETHLEHEM, Pennsylvania, November 5. FRESHMAN Alissa Leung won three individual events as the Lehigh women's swimming and diving team evened its season record with a 169-111 win over Rider Saturday
BUFFALO, New York, November 5. THE women's swimming and diving team defeated Duquesne, 174-147, and fell to La Salle, 184-149, in a tri-meet at the Flickinger Aquatics Center Saturday afternoon.
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 6. IN the November issue of Swimming World Magazine, OpenWaterSwimming.com's Steve Munatones features the 2011 Swimming World Open Water Swimmers of the Year. Keri-Anne Payne earned the
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, November 5. THE George Washington women's swimming team posted 11 first-place finishes in 14 events en route to a 164-98 victory over Drexel at Drexel Pool in Philadelphia,
BOLZANO, Italy, November 6. NATALIE Coughlin completed a strong two-day outing in Italy at the International Swim Meeting in Bolzano. Coughlin began the day with a win in the women's
DURHAM, New Hampshire, November 5. JUNIOR Shelli Reed (Hollister, Calif.) paved the way with three first-place finishes, as the University of New Hampshire women's swimming and diving team took down