The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured auctioning off Lochte’s Olympic medals, reflecting on World Championship performances, announcing the CSCAA Names Scholar All-American Teams and
Backstroke Finish Rule Needs Change After World Championships DQ Ordeal It was a pure moment of triumph for two American sprint backstrokers. Justin Ress had edged out world-record holder Hunter Armstrong to win
Maddie Musselman Scores Five, U.S. Women’s Water Polo Wins Fourth Straight Title Behind five goals from the sensational Maddie Musselman, the United States overcame Hungary, 9-7, in the women’s water
China Wraps up World Championships 13-for-13 in Diving Medals China swept the last three diving medals at the 2022 FINA World Championships over the final two days of competition, completing
Ryan Lochte Puts Six Olympic Medals on Auction Block Six Olympic medals – three silver and three bronze – won by American swimmer Ryan Lochte are up for auction this
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Cal Women’s and Men’s Teams Training Together Right Now; School Has Decisions to Make Longtime Cal women’s coach Teri McKeever was placed on administrative leave in late May after allegations emerged
From the July issue of Swimming World Magazine, the impact of University of Georgia coach Jack Bauerle will long be felt, even as the legendary mentor embraces retirement. Get Swimming World
Seattle University Names Joe Dykstra Head Swimming Coaching Former Utah head coach Joe Dykstra has been named the head coach of Seattle University’s men’s and women’s swimming programs, the university
World Championships: Delaney Schnell Earns Pair of Synchro Diving Medals American Delaney Schnell won medals on back-to-back days at the diving competition of the 2022 FINA World championships. Thursday, she
