PHOENIX, Arizona, February 8. AS always, the For The Record section of Swimming World Magazine features top times from meets from around the world. In February, the FINA World Short
Feature by Jenny Wilson, Swimming World intern EVANSTON, Illinois, February 8. IN the midst of record-setting winter storms and rapidly-falling temperatures, hot showers and warm fireplaces seem like a perfect
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 8. STANFORD junior Samantha Woodward has never lost a dual meet. She has become one of the top sprinters on the number one team in the country,
POVOA DE VARZIM, Portugal, February 7. THE Povoa de Varzim International Meet featured a healthy mix of international talent swimming in long course meter format this weekend in Portugal. USA's
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 7. NASHVILLE Aquatic Club's Erika Giuse, 12, has been named the TYR Age Group Swimmer of the Month in the February issue of Swimming World Magazine. Giuse,
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, February 7. ON February 5, 47 competitors from 15 countries, many belonging to the open water's global elite, entered the third stage of the FINA Open Water Swimming
IOWA CITY, Iowa, February 7. 2008 Olympian Christina Loukas (Riverwoods, Ill./The Woodlands, Texas) and Cassidy Krug (Coraopolis, Pa./Stanford, Calif.) became the first co-national champions when they tied for the women's
PASADENA, California, February 7. A pair of United States Masters Swimming short course yard national records fell this weekend at the Rose Bowl Masters SCY Distance Meet by Rose Bowl
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 7. THE official announcement of Ian Thorpe's comeback this week was just the latest in a long list of Olympians making a return to competition. With all
IOWA CITY, Iowa, February 6. BRITTANY Viola (Orlando, Fla./Miami, Fla.) and Harrison Jones (Spring, Texas/Los Angeles, Calif.) won their first national titles with victories on women's 10-meter and men's 3-meter