Masters Swimmers Prove Age is Just a Number at Mission Viejo Meet
MISSION VIEJO, California, June 3. AT the Mission Viejo Nadadores meet held this weekend, Rita Simonton, 90, and Walter Pfeiffer, 95, put on a show in their age divisions. Pfeiffer
MISSION VIEJO, California, June 3. AT the Mission Viejo Nadadores meet held this weekend, Rita Simonton, 90, and Walter Pfeiffer, 95, put on a show in their age divisions. Pfeiffer
TEMPE, Arizona, June 3. SO far, the Save ASU Swimming movement continues to gain steam. According to numbers released today, the team has raised $425,000 overall, with a short-term goal
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 3. EMILY Andelson, a four-star recruit for the Class of 2009 from Palm Desert, Calif., is next up in the Swimming World College Recruit Rankings profile series.
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 3. THE start is one of the most crucial elements that a sprinter needs to execute a perfect race. Races at the Olympic level have been won
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 3. THE newest member of the U.S. Olympic Team talks about her preparations for the grueling 10K swim in Beijing in Tuesday's edition of The Morning Swim
By Steven Munatones, Swimming World Special Correspondent BEIJING, China, June 2. THE 58 open water swimmers who competed at the Beijing open water test event returned to their home countries
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 2. LAST week, Swimming World began asking its readers what they thought USA Swimming should do regarding the short pool controversy at the Texas Senior Circuit meet
LIVERMORE, California, June 2. FINIS, a Worldwide Leader in Technical Swimming Development, announced today that Mr. Byron Dana Lindstrom has accepted an executive position at the rapidly growing company. Taking
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 2. AN early Class of 2009 verbal commitment to the University of Texas is next in the Swimming World College Recruit Rankings profile series. Jessica Guro swims
By John Lohn CRANBURY, New Jersey, June 3. FOUR years ago, the men's 100-meter breaststroke was one of the most talked about events at the 2004 Olympics. En route to