American 50-Meter Specialists Ready to Capitalize on New Olympic Events In the United States, the 50-meter stroke events remained second-class races for years, even after their addition to the World
Artistic Swimming World Cup Series Concludes, China and Britain Win Most Golds in Super Final The World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cup series of 2026 has come to end with
Lawsuit over Teri McKeever Abuse Allowed to Proceed A lawsuit brought by 18 former University of California swimmers alleging abuse by former coach Teri McKeever was allowed to proceed by
Men’s 800 Freestyle and Women’s 1500 Freestyle to Debut at Commonwealth Games Five years after they made their Olympic debuts at the Tokyo Games, the men’s 800-meter freestyle and women’s
Marrit Steenbergen, Anna Moesch Have Changed Landscape of 100 Freestyle Until recently, there had only been two occasions ever when a woman swam the 100 freestyle under 52 seconds. Sarah Sjostrom
China’s Yu Yiting Has Demonstrated Impressive Versatility For good reason, significant attention has been placed on China’s Yu Zidi over the past year-plus. With the 13-year-old just missing multiple individual
Arizona Wildcats Get 2027 Verbal Commitment From Alexandra Sartie Barrutia NEW COMMIT: The University of Arizona has scored a new verbal commitment for Fall 2027 from Tijuana, Mexico native Alexandra Sartie
How Kaitlin Sandeno Beat a Rare Cancer She Didn’t Know She Had Throughout her life, Kaitlin Sandeno Hogan has carried numerous titles: Olympian, wife, emcee, and, most recently, mother. But
Cal Promotes Noah Yanchulis to Associate Head Coach; Maya Geringer Named an Assistant The California swimming & diving team has made changes to its coaching staff as announced by Director
Rylee Erisman Headed in Positive Direction on Way to Pan Pacific Championships As a rising star on the American scene, Rylee Erisman has been viewed as a consistent presence for
