Tania Quaglieri Wins Three as TCU Edges out Iowa State
Tania Quaglieri Wins Three as TCU Edges out Iowa State Tania Quaglieri won three events, and TCU pulled out some tight races early in the meet to guide the Horned
Tania Quaglieri Wins Three as TCU Edges out Iowa State Tania Quaglieri won three events, and TCU pulled out some tight races early in the meet to guide the Horned
Elsha Pribadi Posts Three Wins, Two Top-10 Times to Lead Rutgers Freshman Elsha Pribadi recorded three wins on Saturday, two in top-10 program times, as Rutgers beat Villanova, 199-99. Pribadi
Gergo Zalanki is Hungary’s Hammer as Pursuit of Olympic Water Polo Gold Begins A new year brings a new quest for Hungarian water polo player Gergo Zalanki, the Swimming World
College Swimming Tournament? How a Dual Meet Bracket Could Look This weekend produced some of the most exciting dual meets in recent college swimming history. On the east coast, the
14 Ways To Tell You Come From a Swimming Family By J.P. Mortenson Due to the sport’s all-consuming nature, swimming inevitably becomes a family affair. And once your family becomes
Motivational Monday: Positive Affirmations for Swimmers Breathe in, breathe out. The moment has arrived. All swimmers know the feeling of having a big race in front of them. You stand
10 Things That Drive Swimmers Absolutely Crazy Being a seasoned swimmer has its ups and downs: we know our way around any and every pool, we constantly smell of chlorine,
Tom Dean Dominates 200 Free As Flanders Cup Wraps Up; Ellen Walshe Leaves Antwerp With Eight-Medal Haul Tom Dean enjoyed a comfortable victory in the 200 free as the Flanders
California Dreaming: ASU-Cal Dual Meet Was One For the Ages On a NorCal winter’s day accented by blustery winds and slashing rainfall, Spieker Pool was under attack. Arizona State Swimming
Column: Olympic Titlist Mack Horton Was Also a Champion With His Voice and Courage to Oppose Doping One gold medal from the career of Mack Horton will always be tangible.