CRANBURY, New Jersey, September 7. LAST week, USA Swimming announced the individuals who will represent the United States at next year’s World Championships, Pan American Games and World University Games.
HANOVER, New Hampshire, September 6. JIM Wilson, who is entering his 14th year as head coach of men's swimming at Dartmouth, will also take over the leadership of the Big
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 6. DOLFIN International Corporation recently announced the addition of former Swimming World Magazine 1999 Female National High School Swimmer of the Year Kristen Woodring. Woodring, a 2005
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 7. WITH a house of delegates vote on the next USA Swimming President coming during the United States Aquatic Sports Convention in Dearborn, Mich., on Sept. 12-17,
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 5. THE September issue of Swimming World Magazine is now in the mail. Premium Members can now download this issue by logging into Swimming World Magazine’s Premium
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, September 5. USA Swimming announced the 2006-07 National Junior Team in conjunction with its international team release on Friday. The following swimmers earned berths on that team.
By John Lohn CRANBURY, New Jersey, September 5. ANYONE yearning for some big-time competition? After a hot summer of action, the lull we are now experiencing is somewhat difficult to
NAPOLI, Italy, September 3. AUSTRALIA’S Josh Santacaterina closed out the FINA Open Water World Championships in grand fashion on Sunday as he claimed victory in the 25-kilometer race. Santacaterina covered
NAPOLI, Italy, September 3. AUSTRALIA’S Josh Santacaterina closed out the FINA Open Water World Championships in grand fashion on Sunday as he claimed victory in the 25-kilometer race. Santacaterina covered
NAPOLI, Italy, September 2. ANGELA Maurer of Germany held on to win gold in the women’s 25k race at the fourth FINA World Open Water Championships held in Napoli, Italy
