By Brian Savard WALNUT, California, May 17. WHILE the national swimming community focused on the events at the Charlotte UltraSwim on May 15, Southern California's high school aquatic aficionados turned
AUBURN, Alabama, May 16. FORMER Auburn sprinter and current world record holder Fred Bousquet upped the bar once again, setting a new U.S. Open record following his, 21.33, first-place showing
SHEFFIELD, England, May 16. AMBER Thomas of Drayton Valley, Alta., earned her second medal in two days on Saturday at the British International Disability Swimming Championships finishing second in the
Watch Live on Universal Sports Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6 p.m. ET CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, May 16. THE third evening of long course meter swimming at the Charlotte UltraSwim featured
Watch Live on Universal Sports Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6 p.m. ET CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, May 16. THE third day of long course meter action at the Charlotte UltraSwim featured
CONCORD, California, May 16. LAST week, Kasey Carlson set what was thought to be the first sub-59 second 100-yard breast in girls high school history. The swim took place at
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 16. SWIMMING World superfan Bill Bell is back with another of his all time lists. Today, it’s the women’s short course yard top 50s. PDF version of
OSTRAVA, Czech Republic, May 16. GREEK's Angeliki Exarchou crushed her national record in the women's 200 breast with a time of 2:27.39 during the first night of long course meter
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, May 16. CANADIAN teams finished 1-2 in the women's 4X100 freestyle relay and Amanda Reason of Windsor, Ont., added another gold with a national age group record
SHEFFIELD, England, May 16. AMBER Thomas of Drayton Valley, Alta., won the gold medal in the women's 200-metre individual medley on Friday to highlight the Canadian Para-swimming team's performances at
