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Carlee McDonald Bypasses Job, Finds Unexpected Purpose

By Abby Boone, Swimming World College Intern Most student-athletes graduate from college and begin looking for a steady job, but one Sunshine State swimmer did just the opposite. After swimming for four years and graduating from Florida Southern College with a degree in education, Carlee McDonald qu...

IOC Members Implicated In Scandal: Part 1 of 3

International Olympic Committee members who have resigned, have been recommended for expulsion, are still under investigation or issued a warning in connection with the Salt Lake City bribery scandal inquiry: RESIGNED Bashir Mohamed Attarabulsi, 61, Libya. IOC member since 1977. Former vice presiden...

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Don't Miss It! Silent Auction Going on Now to Benefit the Hall of Fame

Ends 12/22! Check out the ISHOF Silent Auction for stocking stuffers and unique items including Tri-Swim body care, Bolle sunglasses, apparel from famed golf courses in the United States and more.  Grab a cap signed by Olympian, world record holder, and new dad Adam Peaty! Or a cap signed by US Olym...

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FINIS Sponsors Kenya’s Jason Dunford

LIVERMORE, California, February 5 FINIS, a world leader in technical swimming products announces the sponsorship of former Olympic record-holder, Jason Dunford of Kenya. Dunford swam collegiately for Stanford University, where he was a 14-time NCAA All-American and a 10-time Pac-10 Champion. He made...

New Adult Competitive Swimming Organization Formed

By Phillip Whitten AUSTIN, Feb. 4. LONGTIME Masters swimmer and coach, Keith Bell, announced the formation last week of a new governing body for the sport of adult competitive swimming in the United States. "The Adult Swimming Association (ASA) will certify records, sanction swimming competitions, a...

Olympic News Roundup

By Phillip Whitten March 23. THE following is a roundup of important news relating to the Olympics: ALL IN THE COMMONWEALTH: AUSSIE THROWS HIS SUPPORT TO CANADA'S POUND Kevan Gosper, an IOC Vice President has taken the unprecedented step of publicly declaring his preferred candidate to replace J...

Michelle DeFreese: African-American Making Waves

By Josh Jeffrey March 13. RUTGERS University junior Michelle DeFreese is one of the nation's top-ranked African-American women swimmers, and a swimmer who could be making big waves in the near future. Currently ranked number 6 in the NCAA in the women's 100 fly (just ahead of another Africa-...

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CSCAA Announces Winners of Five Annual Major Awards

PHOENIX, Arizona, April 28. THE College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) takes great pleasure in announcing the 2014 recipients of our five annual major awards. The awards will be presented at the CSCAA Annual Banquet on Thursday, May 22, 2014 held in conjunction with the CSCAA Conven...