LSU diver Chiara Pellacani was named the LEN European Aquatics Female Diver of the Year last week, the organization announced. Pellacani, a native of Rome, Italy, immediately acclimated to the
George Washington Sweeps Atlantic 10 Championships for Second Straight Year George Washington won the men’s and women’s Atlantic 10 Championships for the second straight year, at SPIRE Institute in Ohio.
The conference championships swimming season continues this week with more power five meets. Last week, the ACC, SEC and Big Ten women completed their meets. This week will be the
Life After Swimming: How To Prepare For What Comes Next Senior year for college student-athletes might mean the end of many things, including their sports career. Nonetheless, at best, that
Virginia Women Appear Invincible After Thorough Supremacy at ACC Championships Don’t compare the University of Virginia women’s swim team to other squads. A more apt similarity is a boulder rolling
By Emma Merrill, Swimming World College Intern All swimmers should be well-informed about the best pre-practice foods. It’s important to fuel up appropriately before a morning practice in order to
Houston Women Use Depth to Win Seventh Consecutive American Conference Title; SMU Men Victorious In an extremely close finish, the University of Houston women beat out Florida International University by
Olympic Trials Qualifier Lillie Nesty Verbally Commits to Texas Longhorns NEW COMMIT: The University of Texas has received a new verbal commitment for its growing class of 2028 from Olympic Trials
Will Modglin Just Misses High School Record In 100 Backstroke; Will Have Another Chance At Ryan Murphy Mark The Indiana High School Boys Championships are scheduled for next weekend at
Nikki Venema, Princeton Sprint Depth Help It Reclaim Ivy League Women’s Crown Behind a sprint triple by Nikki Venema and unrelenting sprint depth, the Princeton women reclaimed the Ivy League
