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How Cate Campbell Redefined Success After Her Lowest Juncture

23 September 2018

By David Rieder. When Cate Campbell swam at the Pan Pacific Championships in Tokyo last month, it was “a dream week in the pool.” She won five gold medals, swam

6 Cliché Motivational Quotes That Actually Have Merit

21 September 2018

By Maggie Lasto, Swimming World College Intern. As swimmers we’ve all heard – or at least seen – the classic, cliché motivational quotes during practice, at meets or even printed

10 Pet Peeves That Make Every Swimmer’s Blood Boil

21 September 2018

By Isabelle Robuck, Swimming World College Intern. Being a seasoned swimmer has its ups and downs: we know our way around any and every pool, we constantly smell of chlorine,

Four Ways to Become a Student of the Sport

20 September 2018

By Taylor Covington, Swimming World College Intern. There’s no such thing as a mindless sport, not even if yours evokes some pre-programmed robot persona that wakes in the wee hours,

Missouri Tigers: A Powerhouse in the Making

20 September 2018

By Tucker Rivera, Swimming World College Intern. The Beginning of an Era The 2019 NCAA men’s swim season is surrounded by question marks. Following an off-season of immense shakeups in

Forged In the Dark

19 September 2018

By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. It is 5 a.m. Your alarm goes off and you roll over, groaning that you have to get out of bed. Dragging yourself

Should College Swimmers Study Abroad?

19 September 2018

By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. College is about opening yourself up to new experiences and finding out who you want to be. Some students do this through their

4 Crucial Goals to Set for Your Best Season Yet

18 September 2018

By Taylor Byers, Swimming World College Intern. For most swimmers, summer has come to an end and school is back in session. This means the swim season has begun or

Q&A with Johnnie Means on Diversity & Inclusion

18 September 2018

By Xonzy Gaddis, Swimming World College Intern. For over 50 years, distinguished swimming coach Johnnie Means has been a vocal activist on the advancement of people of color in the

Ranking the Best NCAA Women’s Swimmers in Division I From 1-25

18 September 2018

By Andy Ross. With the 2018-19 school year underway, many teams are getting their toes wet with fall training as we dive into a new season. Last year, the Stanford

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