At Final NCAA Championships, Hubert Kos Instills Fear in Competitors, Augments Elite Credentials For some historically great swimmers, name recognition can defeat opponents before the race begins. Think Michael Phelps,
Following NCAA Champs, Five Freshmen Women to Follow; Liberty Clark an Emerging Star The bright lights glimmer upon the pool deck, the spotlight placed on the glowing water. The largest
Teen Star Leads Trifecta Triumph With Ironman Racing Primed For Olympics Debut In ’32 A Gold Coast teenager touted as the future of Australian ironman racing, has led home an
Annika Dries Leads 2026 USA Water Polo Hall of Fame Class Annika Dries, an Olympic gold medalist in 2012, is among four honorees in the 42nd class of inductees to
Stanford Mates Lucy Bell, Torri Huske Lead Honda Award Finalists Stanford teammates Lucy Bell and Torri Huske were two of four finalists for the Class of 2026 Honda Sport Award
Kate Kovenock Will Not Return as Brown Women’s Swim Coach Brown University on Monday announced that Kate Kovenock will not return as the head coach of its women’s swimming and
Jessica Parratto, Olympic Silver Medal-Winning Diver, Retires Jessica Parratto, a three-time Olympic diver who won silver at the Tokyo Games, announced on Monday that she is retiring. Parratto made the
Bailey Armstrong’s Life Long Dream Comes True With Aussies Surf Race Triumph On The Gold Coast Four-time Australian world championship open water swimmer Bailey Armstrong has achieved a lifelong dream
Thomas Heilman Overcame Family Tragedy for Fine First NCAA Performance High-level swimming competitions are nothing new for Thomas Heilman, who recently wrapped up one of the most prolific age group careers
A Statistical Look at Texas’ 17th NCAA Championship The year was 1981 and under the direction of third-year coach Eddie Reese, the University of Texas captured its first NCAA championship.
