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Shaine Casas on Stunning Year: 'I Want People to Know I am Here'

After winning a national championship to enter the realm of an elite swimmer, Shaine Casas has had one goal since then: to prove he belongs there. The Texas A&M sophomore put together a few of the fastest races in the country during the annual Art Adamson Invitational in his home pool. “There was .....

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Eddie Reese: Inside the Mind of One of Swimming's Greatest Coaches

Eddie Reese has one of the most talented training groups in the entire world, and has had that for the better part of four decades, having been the head men's coach of the Texas swim team since the fall of 1978. In those 40 years as head coach, Reese has won 14 NCAA team titles. Getting dynasties st...

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Honoring & Celebrating the NCAA Men's Swimming Senior Class of 2020

Swimming World celebrates the NCAA men’s swimming senior class of 2020. The cancellation of the 2020 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships caused many careers of senior student athletes to go unfinished as a lot of swimmers will have an asterisk next to their names in the history books due to the f...

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Michigan's Charlie Swanson Continuing Comeback Trend

Charlie Swanson has made mini-comebacks a theme. The Michigan senior bounced back from a devastating first race at the NCAA Championships to have a solid finish to the meet. He did the same thing at the Minnesota Invitational in December, finding a way to finish strong. “I wasn’t exactly where I wan...

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Ranking the Best Men's NCAA Division I Swimmers From 1-25

The NCAA swimming and diving season has gotten off to a good start as the Division I landscape is starting to heat up as teams begin having serious dual meets in the month of October. Swimming World has ranked the 25 best men's and women's swimmers returning in Division I for the third straight year...

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Ryan Hoffer Leads Cal Sprint Group In Search of Repeat Title

Cal's Ryan Hoffer saw a little speck of potential during the 200 free relay on the first full night of the NCAA Championships. That was enough of a confidence boost to see a breakthrough coming. “We had the 200 free relay and I had a pretty good split at 18.6. I was aiming to break 19, so after th.....

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Cal's Trenton Julian Using Family Legacy as Challenge

It can be tough living in the shadow of a parent. How about both parents? Trenton Julian grew up in a swimming household. His father Jeff Julian was a member of the national team and his mother Kristine Quance is an Olympic gold medalist. That is not one, but two tough paths to follow. But Cal junio...

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Drew Kibler Embracing New Mentality Heading into NCAAs, Olympic Trials

Drew Kibler started his first NCAA championships by leading off the very first event of the meet. The Texas freshman and his Longhorn teammates went on to win the NCAA title in the 800 free relay and break the American record in the event. What an opening statement. But that is not where Kibler's mi...

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Forde Siblings Aiming for 400 IM All-American Goals

The 400 IM is one of the most grueling events in swimming, something most swimmers stay away from. But not the Forde family. Brooke and Clayton Forde have become two of the top 400 IM swimmers in the country and could become a rare sibling duo to accomplish something huge at the end of the season. B...

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Confident Ricardo Vargas Chasing a Second Olympic Berth

Politely, Ricardo Vargas turns the question around. Four years ago, Vargas was an 18-year-old vying for a spot in the Olympics that he regarded as a longshot dream. He was hardly an unknown commodity: He’d represented Mexico at the Youth Olympic Games in 2014 and the World Junior Championships in 20...