Dean Farris Wins Two Individual Events as Harvard Defeats Princeton and Yale; Raunak Khosla Picks Up Four Victories After the Yale women came out on top of the women’s edition
The Build-Up to Championship Season: What Goes Into the Preparation By Josie Wise, Swimming World Intern For many people, February, March and April are associated with melting snow, chirping birds
Passages: Don Lemieux, Coach of Olympic Champion Samantha Arsenault, 65 Longtime club and high school coach Don Lemieux, whose pupils include Olympic gold medalist Samantha Arsenault, died on Saturday, Jan.
Siphiwe Baleka: ‘I Felt Betrayed by My Sport and by FINA’ After Olympic Snub Guinea-Bissau swimmer Siphiwe Baleka said he felt “betrayed” by FINA after his appeal to swim for
Sprint Depth Leads Late Surge as Northwestern Sweeps Big Ten Tri-Dual Following the lead of their female sprinters, Northwestern rallied on Saturday to pick up two wins on each side
Joey Tepper Posts Two Top-10 Times, Three Wins in Tennessee Romp Distance specialist Joey Tepper posted a pair of top-10 program times and won three events as Tennessee swept out
Hannah Hill, Masy Folcik, Lindsay Turner Lead Purdue Women to Dual Meet Win Against Illinois Hannah Hill, Masy Folcik and Lindsay Turner all won a pair of individual events to
Marie Schobel, Madison Murtagh Celebrate Penn State Senior Day Sweep Penn State seniors Madison Murtagh and Marie Schobel won twice each as Penn State eased to victories over in-state foe
Bella Pantano Sets Team Record, South Carolina Men Upset Missouri in Split A program record by Bella Pantano highlighted a pair of meets between Missouri and South Carolina that came
Georgia Tech swimming and diving held its senior day against Gardner-Webb on Saturday. Tech won the women’s meet 168-85 and the men’s meet 169-85. It was senior day at McAuley
