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When Are Swimmers 'Sick Enough' to Rest Swimmers are trained to be uncomfortable. We wake up before sunrise, dive into cold pools, train through soreness and finish sets when our bodies beg us to stop. Learning to push through discomfort is part of becoming a successful athlete. But that mentality.....

Nova Southeastern Women, Drury Men Lead CSCAA Division II Rankings The Nova Southeastern women’s team and Drury’s men’s squad lead the preseason CSCAA Division II swimming and diving dual meet pool, released this week. Nova Southeastern is no surprise, having won the last four NCAA Division II Champ...

College Swimming League Heads to Stanford for Match Three; Cal Makes Debut After an opening weekend in which Indiana and Virginia captured victories, the College Swimming League will host its third match on Friday. The competition will feature Cal, Stanford and Auburn making their CSL debuts, while ...

A New Deal for College Sports? How the Protect College Sports Act Would Work By Alexander L. Ballard The Protect College Sports Act would change college athletics by altering compensation, transfer, and eligibility  rules, establishing protections for non-revenue sports, limiting antitrust liability...

5 Dual Meets to Watch for the Men's College Swim Season The college season is underway, with the much-anticipated season already featuring several College Swimming League meets, nonleague matchups and intrasquad battles. The CSL will continue with its third match this coming weekend in Northern Cali...

The SEC has announced its swimming and diving weekly honors for the first week of the season. SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Week: Tomas Koski, Georgia Georgia’s Tomas Koski, a senior from Alpharetta, Ga., claimed a pair of podium finishes in the Bulldogs’ College Swimming League opener against No. 18 Al....

The U.S. Senate approved the Protect College Sports Act on Thursday, sending the bill to the House for approval. The act, a bill led by Sens. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.), Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.), revolves around costs to keep college sports growing, and the burden it has become on t...

Olivia Smoliga to Join CSL Broadcast Team for Match 3 at Stanford The College Swimming League (CSL) has added some more star power to its broadcast team. The CSL announced on Monday that Olympian Olivia Smoliga will join the team for the third match at Stanford on Friday, Oct. 2. "The CSL brings an ...

Siena Hires Morgan Soulia as Head Coach Siena University on Monday named Morgan Soulia as the head coach of the women’s swimming and diving team and aquatics coordinator. Soulia arrives after serving as the head coach of Division III Chatham University. She replaces Maggie Davenport, who left to bec...

Cutino Award Watch List Released: 20 College Athletes to Follow for Top Water Polo Award USA Water Polo and The Olympic Club are thrilled to collaborate with the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) on the Cutino Award Watch List. The Peter J. Cutino Award, named in honor of the late...

PJ Foy Returns as North Carolina Sweeps Queens PJ Foy returned after missing last season due to injury with a win in the 50 freestyle as North Carolina swept Queens University on Friday. The men’s team claimed a 149-108 win, while the women prevailed, 156-101. Meet Results ACC Swimming News Foy went...

Senior diver Max Fowler broke his own 1-meter session program record during Georgia Tech’s season-opening dual-meet victories over Emory on Saturday morning at McAuley Aquatic Center. The reigning ACC Diver of the Meet opened his 2026-27 account in resounding fashion as he controlled the 3-meter ...

Florida Opens Season With Wins Over FAU (Men), Vanderbilt (Women) The University of Florida began its season Saturday with a pair of meets, the women racing in Nashville against SEC rival Vanderbilt while the men traveled to take on Florida Atlantic. Both teams won every event in their respective co...

University of South Carolina Tops UNC-Wilmington as Delaney Franklin, William Carrico Shine The University of South Carolina swim and dive teams took care of business in their season-opening contest at UNC-Wilmington. The Gamecock women triumphed 250-50 while the men won a much tighter meet by a sco...

Hubert Kos, Audrey Derivaux Among Double Winners at Texas Intrasquad The University of Texas competed Friday in its annual preseason intrasquad meet, named in honor of the late Sam Kendricks, a longtime public address announcer at national-level competition who was once a manager and coach for the L...

CSL Match 2: Claire Curzan Blasts 1:46 200 Backstroke as Virginia Secures Win The College Swimming League continued its two-day debut in Westmont, Ill., as Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina State and Virginia all competed in the second match. The Cavaliers, best known for their historic dynasty in wo...

Opening Day Report + Day 2 Live Update: Virginia, NC State, Georgia and Alabama Take Center Stage The College Swimming League made its debut Thursday night at the FMC Natatorium in Westmont, Illinois, bringing a new fast-paced format to college swimming with Indiana, Louisville, Michigan and Ohio St...

Be Better Invite Continues Mission of Honoring Michigan's Ian Miskelley by Raising Mental Health Awareness Just one day after competing in the first College Swimming League meet in Westmont, Ill., the University of Michigan swimming and diving team was back in the water for a meet even more importan...

The College Swimming League (CSL) kicked off its first-ever meet on Thursday, Sept. 24, in Westmont, Ill. Indiana won the meet with a score of 575.5, followed by Louisville (451.5), Michigan (420.5) and Ohio State (250.5). The scores are from the men's and women's events combined. It was a fast-pace...

Anna Moesch Set to Continue Rise During Junior Season at Virginia Entering her first season of college swimming, Anna Moesch had already been an Olympic Trials semifinalist, missing out on a finals spot in the 100 freestyle in a swim-off. She quickly became a multi-event scorer for a Virginia Cavali...