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Cal Picks Up 2025 Verbal From Distance Ace Julien Rousseau

Cal Picks Up 2025 Verbal From Distance Ace Julien Rousseau NEW COMMIT: The University of California, Berkeley, has secured a new verbal commitment for Fall 2025 from in-state standout Julien Rousseau of San Diego. He will join Kenneth Barnicle, Caiden Bowers, Norvin Clonts, Ian Platts-Mills and Andr...

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Caeleb Dressel Reaches Latest Test in Comeback at U.S. Open

Caeleb Dressel Reaches Latest Test in Comeback at U.S. Open The biggest men's star racing at this weekend's U.S. Open — the most decorated swimmer at the meet other than Katie Ledecky — will be seeded 10th, 41st and 48th in his three races. Of course, everyone in attendance in Greensboro, N.C., will...

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Longhorns Secure 2025 Pledge From TAC Titans' Clem Camacho

Longhorns Secure 2025 Pledge From TAC Titans' Clem Camacho NEW COMMIT: The University of Texas has scored a new verbal commitment for Fall 2025 from Clem Camacho of Wilmington, North Carolina. He will join Evan Conti in Austin as a member of the Longhorns' Class of 2025. Regarding his commitment, he...

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MISCA Selects Michigan High School Girls Dream Team for 2023

MISCA Selects Michigan High School Girls Dream Team for 2023 The Michigan Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (MISCA) has released its dream team for the 2023 high school girls fall season. The Dream Team is composed of the top athletes from across Michigan's 3 divisions.  Each athlete can only...

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7 Ways to Build Your Confidence in the Pool

7 Ways to Build Your Confidence in the Pool One of the most frequent mental blocks among swimmers is low self-confidence in the pool. Oddly enough, in my experience, it was the swimmers who showed up to train every day, worked their butt off, and yet, still struggled to have the self-belief...

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6 Life Lessons Swimming Teaches Us

6 Life Lessons Swimming Teaches Us By Suzie Ryan, Swimming World Intern Swimming is not the easiest of sports. It takes courage, dedication and a lot of hard work to become a swimmer. Countless hours spent swimming up and down the black line, dryland practices, and early mornings. But swimming isn’t...

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The 7 Sins of Swimming

The 7 Sins of Swimming (From the Archive - Originally Published 2017) By Chandler Brandes There is no such thing as a perfect swimmer. As swimmers, we sometimes (although rarely) make mistakes. We may DQ, forget our heat and lane, or even accidentally-on-purpose rip our cap at the exact moment a har...

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How Division III Swimming is Starting New Era in Post-Pandemic Years

Swimming in NCAA Division III is in the early stages of a new era. and several factors have boosted the division. The rise could continue. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the course of swimming for several years. Not just because of the missed championships, but because of the after-effects. The NCAA ...

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5 Ways to Swim Faster - No Talent Needed!

By Makena Markert, Swimming World College Intern. Have you ever felt like you were doing everything you possibly could to get better and weren’t seeing results? Consider trying these five things that require absolutely no talent. If you incorporate them into your life, you just might see the improve...