USA Swimming press release update on Feb. 2 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, February 1. FRANK Busch will be named USA Swimming's National Team Director tomorrow morning. Busch is expected to begin
SYDNEY, Australia, February 1. IAN Thorpe, a four-time Swimming World Magazine World Swimmer of the Year, is expected to announce his return from a retirement dating back to Nov. 2006
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 1. TODAY'S edition of The Morning Swim Show features FAST's Charlie Houchin. Houchin talks about his training at FAST, his racing confidence, his goals heading into the
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, January 31. ON January 30, the second stage of the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix 2011 welcomed 25 participants to brave the 57km race between Santa Fe
Column by John Lohn, Swimming World senior writer BASKING RIDGE, New Jersey, January 31. ONE of the most exciting times of the year is just a few weeks away. Soon,
By Lauren Sampl BOULDER, Colorado, January 30. WITH the month of January coming to a close and conference meets fast-approaching, quick times continued to roll in this weekend from swimmers
GAINESVILLE, Florida, January 30. THE University of Florida men's and women's swimming and diving teams swept Indian River State College at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center Sunday afternoon. One day
PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa, January 30. THE inaugural South Africa Long Course International Invitational Meet finished two days of action with several more strong outings by Randall Bal and Kirsty
LUXEMBOURG, January 30. THE Luxembourg Long Course Euro-Meet closed the curtains on a record-setting weekend that included quite a few new meet records going into the books. Silke Lippok cleared
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania, January 29. THE Virginia men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams recorded dual meet victories over Pittsburgh Saturday at Trees Pool in Pittsburgh, Pa. The 11th-ranked Cavalier women