The postseason begins this week for college swimming and the first step toward the NCAA Championships is the battle for conference supremacy across the country. This week, the Big Ten
Bobby Finke Will Miss SEC Championships, ‘Following Health & Safety Protocols’ The SEC Championships begin Tuesday evening in Knoxville, Tenn., and the meet runs through Saturday, but the most well-known
USA Swimming, the National Governing Body for the sport of swimming in the United States, today announced that Anthony Nesty and Todd DeSorbo will be the head coaches of for
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The Week That Was featured a Katie Ledecky swim, Claire Curzan taking down an American Record, the NCAA not accepting USA Swimming guidelines,
Full of Promise: Indiana’s Andrew Capobianco Is a Master of the Boards With two NCAA titles plus medals at the Olympics, World Championships and Pan American Games at just 22
Katie Ledecky Caps Orlando Sectionals With Dominant Victory in 1500 Freestyle Wrapping up an impressive weekend at the Southern Zone Sectionals in Orlando, American great Katie Ledecky unleashed her latest
Water Polo Coach Mirko Vicevic Leaves Serbian Club after Fans’ Racist Banner Water polo coach Mirko Vicevic last week left Serbian club Red Star Belgrade after fans displayed a racist
USA Water Polo Adds Athletes Max Irving and Lolo Silver to Board USA Water Polo this week announced the addition of Max Irving and Lauren “Lolo” Silver to the organization’s
Olympic gold medalist Townley Haas has announced his retirement from swimming. He made the announcement on social media on Saturday night. Here is Townley Haas’ post: After some time off
Lia Thomas Seeded First in Three Events at This Week’s Ivy League Championships The Ivy League Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will be held this week (Feb. 16-19) at Harvard
