Aimee Canny on Two Week Holiday Break: “Really does help practice later on in the season”
Todd DeSorbo likes giving his international athletes a bit of extra time for their holiday break so they don’t have to stress about added travel
UVA Freshman Spencer Nicholas: “One of our bigger goals is to achieve more as a team”
At the Tennessee Invite, the freshman clocked personal bests in the 50 free (19.4), 100 free (42.7), and 100 fly (44.4, NCAA A Cut)
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World Jr Champ Leah Hayes on Being a Part of UVA: “This is just, that team”
Growing her skills and focusing in on details, Hayes has already gone best times in the 200 Breast and 400 IM and neared PBs in the 200 IM and 200 free.
UVA Freshman Standout David King: “I hadn’t doubled or lifted coming into this year”
King, a native of Charlottesville, had grown up training with Gary Taylor at the local YMCA. Taylor is now in his first season as a UVA Associate head coach
Now with Olympic & World Champ Experience, Emma Weber Looking to Show What She Can Do in March
Weber scored points in 2 events at the NCAAs for the first time, qualified for her first Olympics, and capped the year in Budapest at SC World Champs
Competitor Coach of the Month: Peter Verhoef
Verhoef led his Bolles School Sharks to a phenomenal performance at Winter Juniors – East, winning the boys’ and combined team titles in Greensboro.
FINIS Set of the Week: Long Easy Swimming
This week’s workout was designed as a recovery day. Just some long easy swimming.
Gretchen Walsh Looks Back on Historic Year in Swimming: “2024 was definitely not easy”
While recently filming at the University of Virginia, we spoke with Gretchen about the meteoric year she’s had in the pool
Rhyan White on Moving Forward in Swimming: “I would love to make another international meet”
Olympian Rhyan White swam at the US Open in Greensboro earlier this month, where she won the 100 fly and 200 back.
After Winning Olympic Gold, Shayna Jack Is Rediscovering Who She is As an Athlete and Person
Jack is only now starting to rekindle the fire to train and compete again. But this time, she is working to do so without a chip on her shoulder
How Indiana’s Cinderella Season in Football is Trickling Down to Swimming’s NCAA Title Hopes
First-year Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti was named Big Ten Coach of the Year after leading the Hoosiers to an 11-1 season, and Bloomington is buzzing.
Brazilian World Champion Breno Correia Discusses Moving to US, Training with NC State
The US Open saw new NC State pro Breno Correia compete at his first yards meet ever, placing 3rd in the 100 free (42.81) and 200 free (1:34.23)
What’s Your Favorite Christmas Training Memory?
At the US Open in Greensboro earlier this month, SwimSwam asked a number of winners what their favorite Christmas Training memory was
