The SEC announced its weekly swimming and diving honors. SEC Men’s Co-Swimmers of the Week: Jere Hribar, LSU and Koby Bujak-Upton, Tennessee LSU’s Jere Hribar, a senior from Split, Croatia,
World Aquatics Announces 34 Wildcard Athletes for World Short Course Championships Less than a month out from the World Short Course Championships in Beijing, World Aquatics has announced the 34
Olympic Champion Tatjana Smith Changes Allegiance to Netherlands South African Olympic champion Tatjana Smith has changed her sporting allegiance to the Netherlands, she announced on Tuesday. Smith, who won four
A Look at the Schedule for the World Short Course Championships The 18th edition of the World Short Course Championships is rapidly approaching, with competition scheduled to run from December
Tennessee Secures 2028 Verbal From Bolles School Sharks’ Noah Stotler NEW COMMIT: The University of Tennessee has earned a verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Summer National qualifier Noah Stotler of
Kentucky Lands Huge Verbal For 2028 From U.S. National Junior Teamer Brinkleigh Hansen NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has landed a huge verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Brinkleigh Hansen
Luka Mijatovic Lowers 17-18 NAG Record in 500 Freestyle Beginning next semester, Luka Mijatovic will take his dynamic mid-distance freestyle skills to the University of Texas, where he is set to
Evgeniia Chikunova & Egor Kornev Among The Victors in St Petersburg Results Days 1-3 report Evgeniia Chikunova and Egor Kornev made further trips to the top of the podium as
The 200 Breaststroke vs. 200 Butterfly: Which 200 is the Real Nightmare? Every competitive swimmer has that one event they hope they don’t have to swim. For some, it’s the
Why Swimmers Have a Favorite Stroke By Lina Matera Ask a swimmer their favorite stroke. Now, ask which one they swim fastest. You might get two different answers. A swimmer’s
