Isabelle Odgers was finally starting to put things together when her four years at USC came to an end. But because of the extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA
Training Strategy: What Is Reverse Periodization? How Does It Work? (Part I) This month, Swimming World explores the concept of reverse periodization—its acceptance, application and place in modern-day aquatic training.
Australia’s Commonwealth Games 1500m freestyle gold medallist Sam Short has started 2023 with a bang, wrapping up an impressive freestyle treble at the South Australian State Championships in Adelaide tonight.
Stanford Men Bounce Back in Sweep of Arizona The Stanford women won every event in leading a sweep of Arizona Saturday in Tucson. The men’s team, ranked 12th in the
Indiana Beats Purdue Behind Tomer Frankel, Jassen Yep, Kristina Pagle Indiana’s annual dual meet against rival Purdue took place in West Lafayette, Ind., and the Hoosiers continued long winning streaks
Texas A&M Victorious Over LSU Despite Strong Efforts From Mac Neil, Curry The final home dual meet of the season for Texas A&M saw the Louisiana State University Tigers visiting
Kentucky Women, Louisville Men Emerge Victorious in Bluegrass State Showdown The Louisville Cardinals were in Lexington, Ky., Saturday for an in-state dual meet against their biggest rival, and the Wildcat
Gena Jorgenson, Liv Dorshorst Set 1,000 Free Records as Nebraska Tops Illinois Gena Jorgenson and Liv Dorshorst both set records in the 1,000 freestyle on Saturday as Nebraska topped Illinois,
Tennessee Knocks Off Georgia Behind Jordan Crooks, Gui Caribe, Abby Samansky Tennessee’s women and men earned home dual meet victories over Georgia. Sprinters Jordan Crooks and Gui Caribe continuing their strong
Arizona State Makes a Statement with Sweep of California The matchup of the No. 1 and No. 2 men’s teams in the nation turned out to provide plenty of excitement
