LOS ANGELES, California, January 16. WORLD Championship Sports Network (WCSN), the premier destination for fans of Olympic and lifestyle sports, and Swimming World Magazine, the leading swimming publication, announced today
SYRACUSE, New York, January 15. FACING the ax, Syracuse Swimming can chalk a mark into its "short-term win" column, having earned an unexpected three-year reprieve. Syracuse Director of Athletics Daryl
SYRACUSE, New York, January 15. FACING the ax, Syracuse Swimming can chalk a mark into its "short-term win" column, having earned an unexpected three-year reprieve. Shortly, Syracuse Director of Athletics
SILOAM SPRINGS, Arkansas, January 15. SWIMMING at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) took another hit as John Brown University announced today that it would cut the women's swimming
By Jason Marsteller COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, January 14. IN an exclusive interview with USA Swimming Executive Director Chuck Wielgus, Craig Lord of SwimNews.com asked some pointed questions about USA Swimming's
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 14. SPORTS Publications International, parent corporation of SwimmingWorld.TV, has announced the hiring of a Producer and Associate Producer for the production of Internet-based video content that will
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, January 14. WITH the 2008 Beijing Games rushing towards the U.S. swimming community with a vengeance, it is never too late to keep the machine rolling towards
WORCESTER, Massachusetts, January 13. THE University of Vermont women's swimming and diving team earned a pair of victories on Sunday afternoon, defeating host Holy Cross 225-74 and edging Central Connecticut
By John Lohn CRANBURY, New Jersey, January 15. THIS week's installment of SwimmingWorldMagazine.com's Olympic Preview Series will take a look at the men's 100-meter backstroke, an event that should be
ANTWERP, Belgium, January 13. THE final day of swimming at the 2008 Flanders Swimming Cup ended with a bang as a pair of Belgian records fell by the wayside. The
