COLUMBIA, Missouri, March 12. THIS week, Swimming World is proud to present an athlete blog to give a bit of an inside look to the NCAA Division II Championships held
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 12. MEL Stewart, former 200 butterfly world record holder and 1992 Olympic gold medalist, visited the Toyota Southern California Grand Prix in Long Beach, Calif., in January
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 12. WEDNESDAY'S edition of The Morning Swim Show looks into the future of an exciting Olympic race and delves into the past with a historical account of
By Brian Savard BOSTON, Massachusetts, March 12. WESTON won the team title and set two state relay records at the Massachusetts Men's Division 2 High School Championships. Weston's 217 points
By Brian Savard CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, March 12. TWO-time Olympian Erik Vendt lost one of his two Massachusetts state records as a junior sensation made history at the Massachusetts Division 1
By Brian Savard CANTON, Ohio, March 11. GATES Mill Hawken annihilated the field by more than 200 points in the Ohio Women's Division 2 Championships. Gates Mill Hawken's 358 points
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. March 11. ACCORDING to an article on Collegeswimming.com, the NCAA has granted a blanket waiver at the Division III level that will allow coaches the opportunity to work
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 11. IN case you missed the February issue of Swimming World, be sure to check out the final print appearance of Swimming World's 35th Annual Camp Directory
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 11. THE Tuesday edition of The Morning Swim Show catches viewers up on the dozens of online meet results and talks to a three-time Olympian about to
By John Lohn CRANBURY, New Jersey, March 11. The countdown to the start of the Beijing Olympics is rapidly shortening. As SwimmingWorldMagazine.com continues its 32-week preview series leading into the
