College Swimming Record Chase: What Barriers Could Be Broken in 2023? After pulling away from Torri Huske and hitting the wall first for her second consecutive NCAA title in the 200-yard
By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. As the summer winds down and the school books come out, college swimmers are preparing for another eventful season full of grueling practices
Australian Dolphins Honoured At A Glittering Patron’s Awards in the 2032 Olympic City In a glittering night In Brisbane the who’s who of the 2021 and 2022 Australian Swim Teams turned out in all
Jordan Crooks, Maggie MacNeil Lead Way in SEC Weekly Honors Off outstanding performances in last weekend’s college invitationals, Tennessee’s Jordan Crooks and LSU’s Maggie MacNeil earned swimmer of the week
Louisville Sweeps ACC Swimmer of the Week Honors Louisville swept the ACC swimmer of the week honors, announced Tuesday, with Gabi Albiero named the women’s swimmer of the week and
Passages: Nachum Buch, First Israeli Olympic Swimmer, Age 89 Nachum Buch, the first swimmer to represent Israel at the Olympics, died on Nov. 7 in his home in Australia. He
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3 Ways To Maintain Mental Toughness Through Demanding Sets Whether you’re a club swimmer trying to qualify for Olympic Trials or a high school swimmer trying to capture your first
Sprint Freestyle Digest: The Men Contending for Collegiate Titles in the Splash-and-Dash The 50-yard freestyle final at an NCAA Men’s Championships is an experience best described as whiplash. Start, sprint,
By Chandler Brandes (From the Archive) It has come to that point in the season. Exams are around the corner, it’s getting darker earlier, and holiday training is fast approaching.
