PHOENIX, Arizona, May 31. IN anticipation of the exciting partnership between the NCSA All-American meet and Swimming World Magazine, managing editor Jason Marsteller spoke with meet organizer Bob Gillett on
By Brian Savard LAKE PLACID, New York, May 31. LAST week, Swimming World Magazine took a look at the recruiting happenings among some Division III men's programs. This week's installment
SYRACUSE, New York, May 31. THE Big East Conference looks to lose another swimming and diving institution as Syracuse University will cut both its men's and women's swimming and diving
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 30. THE Ohio State men's swimming and diving team welcomes 15 newcomers for the 2007-08 season. The group boasts a wide range of talent hailing from nine
ANAHEIM, California, May 30. POP Warner Little Scholars, Inc., the largest national youth football and cheerleading organization in the United States, awarded USA Swimming two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Natalie Coughlin
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, May 30. SERGIO Lopez has been hired as the Head Swimming Coach and Aquatics Director at The Bolles School. Lopez will guide both the upper school swimming and
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 2. MORGAN Priestley, who swims for Tom Wyllie at Birmingham Seaholm High and Kevin Fogarty and Mike Wind at the Birmingham Blue Dolphins in Birmingham, Mich., is
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, May 30. WHILE Rutgers swimming and diving continues to the fight to be resurrected, its student-athletes have had no choice but to look to their own futures. With
PARIS, France, May 30. A little more than two months shy of the United States Summer Nationals, at least two of the biggest names in American swimming could be missing
DENVER, Colorado, May 30. THE University of Denver has signed Rose Farruggia (Cincinnati, Ohio) to a National Letter of Intent to compete in swimming beginning in the fall 2007 season,
