A Huge Opportunity for NYC Water Polo as Giants in Sport Unite with College Powers This Thursday, Asphalt Green will host New York City’s most highly anticipated water polo match
Despite Singapore Adversity, Greg Meehan Sees Possibilities from First Summer with USA Swimming When the United States swim team landed in Singapore in July, already feeling the early waves of
5 Reasons to Appreciate Your Coaches A new season is set to dawn for many swimmers around the country. Some have taken a summer break. Others have eased off the
USA Swimming CFO Eric Skufca Departs for New Role Eric Skufca, the chief financial officer of USA Swimming, has left to take the same position at a non-profit organization in
Aussie Jamie Jack Appears on Social Kick Podcast; Provding Aussie Sprint Corps with a Boost The latest episode of the Social Kick Podcast featured an interview with Australian sprinter Jamie
Asphalt Green’s David Rodriguez Has High Hopes for Water Polo Growth in NYC On Wednesday night, history will be made at Asphalt Green (AG) on New York City’s Upper East
European Water Polo Royalty Set for Big Apple Appearance The biggest water polo extravaganza in (recent) New York City history is on! Tomorrow night, Asphalt Green, New York City’s premier
CSCAA Announces Schedule for Dual Meet Challenge; Innovative Competition Will Match Top Programs The College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has released the meet schedule for the
Mary T. Meagher Sets Masters World Record in Signature 200 Butterfly More than four decades after setting world records as a teenage phenom, Mary T. Meagher is back in the
Women’s Sprint Freestyle: Meg Harris and Marrit Steenbergen Won Gold in 2025 But American Looming The results from the women’s sprint freestyle events at this year’s World Championships show a
