Brooke Forde opened her final year at the NCAA championships with a stellar anchor leg in the 800 free relay, helping Stanford to the title in the event. It was
After Wednesday Relays, Virginia Still Holds Edge on Stanford in National-Title Battle When the swimmers arrived in Atlanta for the NCAA Women’s Championships, the University of Virginia was undoubtedly the
Texas Women’s Alums Write Letter on Lia Thomas’ Participation in NCAA Championships On the eve of the women’s NCAA Championships, a group of Texas women’s alums sent a letter to
NCAA Women’s Division I Championships: Huske, Ruck, Smith, Forde Dominate for Stanford in 800 Free Relay After a ninth-place finish last season, Stanford is looking for a quick jump back
With Rich Family Tradition, Kelly Montesi Creating Her Own Legacy at Villanova For Villanova senior Kelly Montesi, swimming at an elite level seemed like a given from the day she
Levenia Sim (50 Backstroke) and Nate Germonprez (200 Breaststroke) Claim Titles at NCSA Championships Levenia Sim enjoyed a strong showing on the second day of the National Club Swimming Association
The 2022 NCAA Women’s Division I Swimming and Diving Championships kicked off with the 200-yard medley relay and defending NCAA team champion Virginia looking to build on the team’s first
The 2022 NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships kick off with Day 1 from Georgia Tech on Wednesday. The first day will consist of the 200 medley relay and 800
After Big 12 Bounce Back, Texas’s Janie Boyle Ready to Dive Into NCAAs Janie Boyle wasn’t quite sure what happened when she hit the water, but she knew it wasn’t
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,
