Indiana Diving Coach Drew Johansen Releases Letter Defending NCAA Changes Long-time Indiana diving coach Drew Johansen released an open letter on Tuesday defending the changes to the NCAA Championships, calling
Pitt’s Historic NCAAs Latest Step for Growing Women’s Program The superlatives have rained down on the University of Pittsburgh’s women’s swimming and diving program for much of the last 14
The Heart of the Sport: Why Swimming Needs More NCAA Energy Watching the NCAA Championships is something else entirely. Even from thousands of miles away, the energy is unmistakable. You
A Final Look at the Psych Sheets for the NCAA Men’s Championships; Josh Liendo Targeting Repeat Titles On the heels of Virginia capturing a sixth consecutive team title at the
Most “what’s in my bag” videos consist of a wallet, a pair of sunglasses, a few chapsticks or lip glosses, maybe a travel-size container of hand sanitizer, a phone and
After such a loud response during the NCAA Division I Women’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships, the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has responded to criticism
NCAA Preview: Hubert Kos, Rex Maurer Pushing Texas Toward Second Straight Crown (Predictions) The University of Texas men’s swimming and diving program was the most successful in the sport’s history,
Tomoyuki Matsushita Upholding Japanese Medley Tradition; Joins Exclusive Club It’s been nearly 19 years since Michael Phelps, as part of a pre-Beijing showcase, wowed at the 2007 edition of the
When Vision Disrupts Training If you start a season with perfectly clear goggles and find them fogging a few weeks later, you’re not alone. Anti-fog treatments perform well at first,
Noah Verreth Continues Belgian Record Run With 100 Back Mark At Flanders Cup Results Day 1 report Day 2 report Noah Verreth continued his record-breaking run as he became the
