Princeton Hires Franklin & Marshall Coach Joe Acquaviva as Assistant Princeton University on Wednesday announced the hiring of Joe Acquaviva as an assistant coach for the women’s team, with Acquaviva
Saint Mary’s Adds Full Aquatics Program with Swimming and Water Polo Saint Mary’s College in California on Wednesday announced the addition of a full aquatics program, including men’s and women’s
Olympic Silver Medallist Ben Proud Signs Up For Enhanced Games Olympic silver medalist Ben Proud will compete in the inaugural Enhanced Games next May as he retires from traditional competition
Michael Norment and His Journey to Notre Dame: ‘The People Make This Place Special’ Michael Norment was happy at the University of Georgia. After swimming for the Bulldogs and spending
Ranking the Top-20 Women’s Swimmers in the World, Part III: Americans and Australians Reach Top-10 At the recent World Championships, swimmers competed for medals in 42 pool events, and the
Hinsdale Central (Ill.) Claims Swimming World Boys’ National Team Championship (Full Results) On its way to capturing a third consecutive Illinois state championship during the winter, Hinsdale Central highlighted the
Ranking the Top-20 Women’s Swimmers in the World, Part II (No. 11-15): Fast Risers in 2025 At the recent World Championships, swimmers competed for medals in 42 pool events, and
Four Under-the-Radar Freshmen to Watch During Upcoming NCAA Season The 2025-26 NCAA swim season is approaching quickly, and several incoming freshmen are poised to make significant impacts on their respective
10 Ways to Easily Spot a Swimmer As swimmers, we all know we have some defining traits. From the wet hair to the smell of chlorine, here are some surefire
ASCA Board of Directors Re-Elects President, Six Officers The American Swimming and Diving Coaches of America (ASCA) re-elected six officers, including the organization’s president. There were two re-elected members of
