Claire Curzan Takes Down National High School 100 Back Record in 50.47 Claire Curzan is back to her record-setting ways. A senior at Cardinal Gibbons High School, Curzan impressed at
Unlike NCAA and Its Cowardly Approach, USA Swimming Demonstrated Leadership With New Transgender Policy Sometimes, it’s amazing how a single issue can prompt such dichotomous reactions. Not so much in
Gutter Talk: What Are Your Favorite Memories Of a College Training Trip? This month’s edition of Gutter Talk asked several college coaches to take a look back at some of
Grant House, Leon Marchand Lead Arizona State to Dominant Win Over Arizona; Wildcat Women Win Tight Contest After a one-year hiatus, the Arizona-Arizona State rivalry resumed Saturday in Tucson, the
Erica Sullivan, Anna Elendt, Olivia Bray Post Impressive Swims for Texas Women at the Sterkel Classic The University of Texas women competed in their final meet before the Big-12 Championships
Kate Douglass Becomes Second-Fastest Woman in History in 200 Breaststroke at Cavalier Invite Performance of the Week, sponsored by LumaLanes Virginia third-year Kate Douglass was the bronze medalist in the
Maxime Grousset made his second trip to the podium at the FFN Golden Tour in Nice, France, with victory in the 100m freestyle. The 22-year-old, fifth at last year’s European
Antonio da Silva was elected the new president of European federation LEN at the Extraordinary Congress to end Paolo Barelli’s era at the helm. Da Silva was elected with a
From Swimmers To Swammers: Embracing A New Chapter By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern. The thing that some swimmers dread and others celebrate is finally retiring from swimming. We
Luke Hobson NAG, 7 Pool Records Lead Texas Swimming Past SMU The top-ranked University of Texas swimming and diving team rode seven pool records to a 164-127 win against SMU
