The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) released its Division III Swimming & Diving Top 25 Poll today. The Emory University men and Kenyon College women remain at the
A Look At the Movements Required For Strong Turns Turn-time is the time spent between touching the wall with your hands or feet and the pushoff. Improving your turn will
Without NCAA Action, the Effects of Lia Thomas Case Are Akin to Doping As the NCAA Board of Governors prepares to meet to discuss, among other topics, its policy regarding
Women’s Sports Policy Working Group (WSPWG) Endorses American Swimming Coaches Association’s (ASCA) Position and Encourages NCAA to Revise Its Transgender Guidelines Swimming World is publishing the following letter submitted by
Unconventional Training Move Leads to Historic World Championships Performance for Dylan Carter Sometimes, a change in training environment is all an athlete needs to get back on track. Two-time World
Before the Beep: How NCAA Champion Max McHugh Prepares For a Big Race When the University of Minnesota’s Max McHugh was unanimously named the 2021 Big Ten Swimmer of the
Gibson Holmes Breaks Records from Foster Brothers, Grant House, Cody Bybee at Ohio High School Meet Over the weekend, Gibson Holmes of the Mason Manta Rays and Indian Hill High School took
The ancient Pyramids of Giza, Egypt, will provide the most historic and breathtaking of backdrops to international FINA high diving, artistic swimming and diving events between 2023 and 2026. The
Inside With Brett Hawke: Deep Chat With Michael Andrew Covers Various Topics and Controversies The latest episode of the acclaimed Inside With Brett Hawke Podcast is a dandy, as multi-event
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The Week That Was featured a showdown postponement, training as a freshman at the University of Michigan, the upcoming NCAA Board of Governor’s
