The Potential Effects of Conference Realignment on College Swimming On July 1, 2022, the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), two of the
The third day of the Russian Solidarity Games concluded in Kazan with Andrei Nikolaev‘s 26.86 in the 50 breaststroke the most notable performance. Results Days 1 & 2 wrap Nikolaev’s time
Led By Andrei Minakov, U.S. Nationals Will Feature Strong International Field Next week’s United States Nationals will feature a strong international field, including the presence of Great Britain’s Max Litchfield
Daniel Diehl Wins Fifth Title at YMCA Nationals With 54.74 100 Backstroke Over the first three days of the YMCA Nationals in Greensboro, N.C., Daniel Diehl captured wins in the 100
Retired Michael Gunning Leading Swim Lesson Campaign in England Retired Jamaican international swimmer Michael Gunning is leading a campaign in his home country of England to extend swimming education to
Jonathan Jordan Hired as Eastern Illinois’ Second New Coach in as Many Years Jonathan Jordan was hired Friday as the head coach of Eastern Illinois’s men’s and women’s swimming and
Evgeniia Chikunova Swims 2:20.41 200 Breast, Kliment Kolesnikov Wins Twice at Russian Solidarity Games With Russian athletes in almost every sport currently banned from international competition (including last month’s FINA
Ryan Mallette Appointed as Swimming Canada’s HPC Ontario Head Coach Ryan Mallette had the interim tag removed on Friday, making him the permanent Performance Head Coach of Swimming Canada’s High
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U.S. Nationals: A Chance to Gain Momentum For 2023; Is Katie Ledecky Positioned For Big 400 IM The William Woollett Aquatic Center in Irvine, Calif., has played host to significant
