Following Summer Breakthrough, Thomas Ceccon Has Additional Option in 200 Backstroke Through the years, Thomas Ceccon has excelled across multiple events. Of course, he is best known for his prowess
Former UNC Coach Rich DeSelm Leads North Carolina Swimming Hall of Fame Class Former North Carolina head coach Rich DeSelm is among the five-member Class of 2026 for the North
USA Swimming Announces 2026-2027 U.S. National Junior Team Roster USA Swimming, the National Governing Body of the sport of swimming in the United States, today announced its 2026-2027 U.S. National
Who’s Back? A Look at the Returning NCAA Finalists for the 2026-27 Season (Women) With the collegiate dual-meet season set to get underway, it seemed like an appropriate time to
The Coaching Trio Behind Caeleb Dressel: Unique Collaboration Produced Stellar Results In 2025, Caeleb Dressel raced sparingly and only in 50-meter events. He skipped U.S. Nationals as he and wife Meghan prepared
The Inglorious Truth About the First Week Back at Practice Nothing is quite as humbling as that first week back at swim practice. After weeks of relaxing, traveling, and enjoying
Penn State Earns 2028 Verbal Pledge From Distance Ace Adam Giersch NEW COMMIT: Penn State University has received its second public verbal commitment for its Class of 2032 from Adam
Tomoyuki Matsushita Entering Rarified Air With 4:05 Breakthrough in 400 IM Ever since Tomoyuki Matsushita graduated to senior-level international competition, he has reliably performed at his best when it counts. Matsushita
A Look at the Asian Games Schedule; Prelims-Finals Format Adopted The Asian Games are less than three weeks away, action scheduled for the Tokyo Aquatics Centre. The meet is the
Coaches Corner: Why Are Swimmers Now Able to Produce More Consistently Fast Performances Throughout the Year? In the past, swimmers tended to produce fast times only once or twice per
