Mona McSharry and Ellen Walshe Leading Tennessee Volunteers, Making History for Ireland When Mona McSharry began considering if she wanted to swim in college in the United States and where,
Lia Thomas Saga: With NCAA Championships Now Here, Betrayal of Female Athletes Continues (Updated) Must give credit to the Ivy League. Same for the NCAA. They didn’t hide their positions.
Sean Green, Elmbrook Swim Club Break NAG Records at NCSA Junior Nationals During the first evening of racing at the NCSA Junior Nationals in Orlando, two National Age Group records
Kenyon Heads to NCAA Division III Championships as Men’s, Women’s Favorite After two years of cancellations, the NCAA Division III Championships return March 16-19 in Indianapolis. The Denison men won
Maddie Musselman and Mackenzie Fischer are back in college, breaking records and dreaming of NCAA titles. Ashleigh Johnson and Maggie Steffens are in Europe, pursuing pro careers as they prep
The Japan Swimming Federation, Swimming Australia, Swimming Canada and USA Swimming today announced the addition of the 2022 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships (Pan Pacs) to the international events calendar.
Maggie Mac Neil Named Swimming Canada’s Swimmer of the Year By Jim Morris Maggie Mac Neil didn’t know what to expect from herself heading into last summer’s Tokyo Olympics. The
Champion Women, WSPWG Release Results of Petitions Asking Congress, Sports to Prioritize Fairness for Biological Women Over 5446 athletes, parents, coaches and sports officials and others, including almost 300 Olympians
The NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships return to Atlanta after a tumultuous two years where an NCAA Championships was canceled, followed by last year’s meet without fans
USC Swims Through Adversity On Road to NCAA Champs: ‘This is Only the Beginning’ In the past two seasons, the USC women’s swim program has graduated some top swimmers, changed
