Terrapin Cup Invitational Day One
COLLEGE PARK, Maryland, November 15. THE Maryland men's swimming and diving program completed its first day at the Terrapin Cup Invitational in third place with a combined total of 218
COLLEGE PARK, Maryland, November 15. THE Maryland men's swimming and diving program completed its first day at the Terrapin Cup Invitational in third place with a combined total of 218
LINCOLN, Nebraska, November 15. NEBRASKA's 400-yard freestyle relay team guided the Huskers to a solid start in Session 1 of the Husker Invitational by winning the event in a season-best
LONG BEACH, California, November 20. PACED by several top-10 finishes, the Air Force men's and women's swimming teams wrapped up the first day of competition at the Nike Cup, hosted by
By Jason Marsteller CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, November 15. IN the latest SwimmingWorldMagazine.com Meet of the Week, the No. 6 Tennessee men kept the momentum going from a huge upset victory over
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, November 16. WITH the next big step in the USA Swimming quadrennium plan soon upon us with the Short Course National Championships being held in Atlanta, Ga.,
PHOENIX, Arizona, November 15. IN the latest release by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA), the coaches shook up their overall dual meet rankings. The Georgia women moved
ATLANTA, Georgia, November 15. WHEN the U.S. Short Course Nationals run from November 29-December 1 at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center, some of the top names in the American arsenal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, November 14. WITH just days until the Berlin, Germany stop of the World Cup, FINA sent out its latest World Cup leaderboard update. The United States' Randall Bal
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, November 14. SWEDEN wraps up its hosting duties with the second night of swimming at the FINA World Cup stop in Stockholm. The United States' Randall Bal maintained
By Randy Nutt NETHERLANDS, Antilles, November 14. THE Seventh-Annual Bonaire EcoSwim field of 107 participants, its largest ever, was greeted by sunshine, beautiful skies, and crystal clear waters. This year's