Gutter Talk: What Is The Most Magical Part Of The Olympic Games? Sponsored by Colorado Time Systems Each issue of Swimming World Magazine features a column called “Gutter Talk” where coaches
How They Train: Elise Gibbs Meet Elise Gibbs, a 6-foot senior chemistry major and CSCAA Academic All-American from Manteo, N.C. “Coming out of high school, Elise was a solid swimmer—top-four
Q & A With Trevor Miele In four years coaching at his alma mater, New York University grad Trevor Miele has added aquatic excellence to the school’s outstanding academic reputation.
Moms At Meets: Jeannine Leverenz Sponsored by Tri-Swim Before she became a talented Olympian, Caitlin Leverenz was just another swim kid who needed her parents to shuffle her from swim practice to
Up & Comers: Gretchen Walsh It’s an honor to qualify for the U.S. Olym- pic Trials at any age. What made it even more special for Nashville Aquatic Club’s Gretchen
Lessons With The Legends: Sherm Chavoor Swimming World continues its “Lessons With the Legends,” a series in which top coaches share secrets of their success, in the September issue with a
2016 RIO DE JANEIRO OLYMPICS: PHOTO GALLERY While Swimming World was reporting on all of the action from home and at the meet, USA Today was on hand at all of
Boys’ National High School Championships: No. 1 For No. 1 After finishing runner-up last year in Swimming World’s boys’ national high school championships, La Salle College High School of Wyndmoor,
Girls’ National High School Championships: The Numbers Speak For Themselves The Carmel High School girls’ swimming and diving team won their 30th straight Indiana state championship this season on their
Rockin’ In Rio! Winning half of the events and collecting more than three times more medals than any other country, Team USA dominated the swimming competition at the XXXI Olympiad
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