Coughlin, Lezak, Krayzelburg, Sandeno To Draft SwimSquad Teams
Natalie Coughlin, Jason Lezak, Lenny Krayzelburg and Kaitlin Sandeno will serve as captains of the four SwimSquad teams for USA Swimming’s new Pro Swim Series feature.
4 Retired Olympians To Draft SwimSquad Teams For Pro Swim Series
New information on the USA Swimming website says that four retired Olympians will serve as captains of the newly-introduced SwimSquad Battle teams, drafting national teamers for a running competition throughout next year’s TYR Pro Swim Series.
Sjostrom, Hosszu Tie For Top Earner At Beijing World Cup
2017 FINA WORLD CUP – BEIJING Friday, November 10th & Saturday, November 11th National Aquatics Center (Water Cube), Beijing, China…
Le Clos, Morozov Tied For Cluster 3 Lead After Beijing World Cup
Chad le Clos and Vladimir Morozov sit tied for the Cluster 3 points lead on the World Cup series, with Le Clos still holding a commanding lead in overall points.
Peter & Michael Andrew Launch Online Course in USRPT
Ultra-Short Race Pace Training proponents Michael Andrew and Peter Andrew are launching an online course to teach other coaches and swimmers about the much-discussed training system.
Ill Tom Shields To Drop 200 Back At Beijing World Cup
Swimming through illness to a rough 200 free on day 1 of the Beijing World Cup, American Olympian Tom Shields says he will drop the 200 back on day 2, but is still scheduled to swim the 50 fly.
SwimSwam Pulse: 56% Pick IU’s Texas/Florida Wins As Most Impressive
More than half of voters selected Indiana’s wins over Texas and Florida as the upset of the NCAA season so far.
Blueseventy Swim of the Week: Mauro Castillo The Longhorn Killer
Disclaimer: BlueSeventy Swim of the Week is not meant to be a conclusive selection of the best overall swim of…
2017-2018 Women’s NCAA Power Rankings: November Edition
Siobhan Haughey’s Michigan Wolverines are one of two teams making big leaps into our top 5.
College Swimming Weekend Preview: 11/6/17-11/12/17
Coming off an upset loss to in-state rival Texas A&M, the defending NCAA champion Texas men will travel to fast-rising NC State in the marquee dual of the weekend. Meanwhile the NC State women also battle Texas, with the Wolfpack ladies returning home from a brutal road swing in California against Stanford and Cal.
College Swimming Weekend Roundup: 10/30/17-11/5/17
Texas A&M’s win over the Texas men was the biggest headline of the weekend, while the Texas women’s win over A&M was an upset in its own right.
NCAA Fall Season Marked By Notable Absences
The NCAA season this fall has been almost as focused on who’s not swimming as on who is. That’s because a number of key contributors have been absent, some mysteriously, for the bulk of their team’s fall dual meets.
USC’s Vissering Studying Abroad, Will Return For Spring Semester
USC All-American Carsten Vissering is studying abroad in Australia for the fall semester, but will return to Southern Cal in time for the NCAA postseason.
Ohio State’s Liz Li Training In China, To Return In January
Big Ten champ and sprint star Liz Li is currently in China fulfilling national team training obligations, but will return to Ohio State in January for the postseason.
G Ryan Out With Injury, Expected To Return For UGA Invite
The Michigan Wolverines should be getting a big boost in the next month or so, as multi-time All-American G Ryan is expected to rejoin the team for a mid-season invite.