Katie Ledecky Among 19 Nominees For Prestigious James E. Sullivan Award (Full Nominees List) Voting for the 92nd edition of the James E. Sullivan Award has opened, and Katie Ledecky
China’s Li Bingjie Shatters Short-Course World Record in 400 Free Li Bingjie made history on Thursday, shattering the world record in the short-course women’s 400 freestyle on the first day
The Stanford men’s water polo program mourns the loss of legendary head coach Dante Dettamanti, who passed away on Oct. 25. Dettamanti was 80. “It’s hard to imagine any other
Rio 2016 Champion Pernille Blume Announces Retirement After Achieving Her “Wildest Dreams” Pernille Blume has announced she is retiring after a career in which the Danish swimmer reached the Olympic
5 Storylines To Follow At the FINA World Cup Stop In Toronto The first stop of the 2022 FINA World Cup in Berlin marked the return of international racing after
Former Michigan All-American swimmer Sophie Housey has retired from swimming. Housey made the announcement on social media on Wednesday. Housey swam at the University of Michigan before transferring to Texas
The Big Ten Conference announced its weekly swimming and diving honors. Big Ten Men’s Swimmer of the Week Brendan Burns, Indiana Sr. – Berwyn, Pa. – Conestoga Won the 100
Swimming 101: Covering the Basics We Take For Granted By Meaghan Raab As an avid sports fan at the University of Georgia, I had countless conversations with other fans at
Summer McIntosh To Face Latest Grueling Test at FINA World Cup in Toronto The stretch of racing from mid-June to early August saw Summer McIntosh deliver on every expectation set on
Strong U.S. Team For Short Course Worlds Means More Legitimate Championships Most in the swimming community will acknowledge that a world title or medal from the FINA Short Course World
