Daniel Wiffen Spearheads Swim Ireland Squad On Return From Surgery At European S/C Championships Daniel Wiffen will make his competitive return to the water following surgery as part of a
Kate Douglass Has Renewed Chase for Sub-50 Performance in 100 Freestyle In 2017, when Cate Campbell sped to a clocking of 50.25 in the short-course version of the 100-meter freestyle,
Kaii Winkler Delivers Promise for Breakout Sophomore Season at North Carolina State As one of the top recruits in the country, Kaii Winkler was regarded as a big-time get when
World Cup Stop in Westmont Was a Successful Showcase for Illinois Swimming Last weekend (Oct. 17-19), the FMC Natatorium at Ty Warner Park played host to the second stop of
Luca Urlando Named SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Week After Speedy Weekend Efforts The Southeastern Conference (SEC) announced its weekly aquatic awards on Tuesday, with the University of Georgia’s Luca
North Carolina’s Ben Delmar Set for Big Breaststroke Jump In his NCAA Championships debut for North Carolina in 2024, Ben Delmar finished 20th in the 200 breast and 30th in
Entry Lists Posted for Final Stop of World Cup in Toronto; Triple Crown Pursuits the Main Theme After two weeks of stellar competition, including five world records, the 2025 edition
Swim for Tomorrow: Two UK Students to Swim English Channel to Protect Rainforests In a powerful act of youth-led environmental action, two 17-year-old students from Sevenoaks School in the UK
Quintin McCarty, Henry McFadden Among Underrated Men’s College Swimmers Expecting Jump This Season Trips to the World Championships as representatives of the United States swim team gave Henry McFadden and
SafeSport Launches First National Survey of Coaches The U.S. Center for SafeSport on Monday launched a first-of-its-kind survey of coaches to share experiences about safety in sport. The National Coaches
