By David Rieder, Swimming World high school intern LOS ANGELES, California, July 8. THE first evening of long course meters racing at the Los Angeles Grand Prix, previously the Janet
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, July 8. IN the next step of the recent realignment going on at the USA Swimming Foundation, organization head Chris LaBianco has resigned as its Chief Development
PHOENIX, Arizona, July 9. US Paralympic swimming coach Dave Denniston joins today's edition of The Morning Swim Show to talk about his transition from champion swimmer to coach. Denniston, a
PHOENIX, Arizona, July 8. MANY of our readers are taking issue with USA Swimming's handling of the recent sexual abuse controversy, and they have asked us for ways they can
HARARE, Zimbabwe, July 8. FRANK Parrington, who just turned 85 in June, has been battling kidney and heart conditions recently. Parrington is known as one of the top members of
LAKE MARY, Florida, July 8. WITH competitive swimming's continuous popularity, the focus has been on talented athletes. Still swimming after countless masters and three Olympic gold medals, Rowdy Gaines is
FORT COLLINS, Colorado, July 8. THE Certified Aquatic Administrator (CAA) course, offered for many years by Dr. Robert Clayton has been revised and expanded for the 2010 ASCA convention. In
ATLANTA, Georgia, July 8. GEORGIA Tech swimming head coach Courtney Shealy Hart has announced that 7 student-athletes have signed letters-of-intent during the spring signing period: Anton Lagerqvist (Gothenburg, Sweden.), Sam
PHOENIX, Arizona, July 3. RUDY Garcia-Tolson is more than a Paralympic champion, and on today's edition of The Morning Swim Show, he talks about being the first double above-knee amputee
PISCATAWAY, New Jersey, July 7. PHIL Spiniello was named as the head women's swimming and diving coach at Rutgers University today, replacing longtime coach Chuck Warner, whose contract with the