Yui Ohashi Nails Down Olympic Bid as Japanese Trials Open With Fast Times Japan started its official push toward this summer’s Olympics on Saturday, with three athletes earning tickets to
NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has received their fourth verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from quickly-improving Ryan Merani of Lutherville Timonium, Md. He will join Brady McInerney, Logan Smith and Logan
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NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has kept in-state breaststroker and IMer MacKenna Lieske of Carmel, Ind. in-state for her college career, as she will arrive in Bloomington as part of their Class of 2026.
NEW COMMIT: Georgia Tech has received their fifth verbal pledge for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Futures qualifier Ariana Dirkzwager of Wichita, Kansas. She will join Caroline Porterfield, Kiah Smith, Sabina Mrzyglod and Kendal Chunn as
Richard A. “Dick” McDonough, Villanova’s only NCAA champion and an American record holder and relay world record holder, died on March 31 in Savannah, Ga. He was 78. McDonough was
The sisters McEnroe, Annika and Kirsti, have dominated the first three days at the North Carolina YMCA Festival. Each McEnroe has won three individual events, and they’ve combined to lead
A pair of 15-year-olds, Amy Pan of Farmington Family YMCA and Madilyn McGlothen of YMCA of Kanawha Valley Kraken, each have three wins in the first three days of the
Rikako Ikee Takes Strong First Step at Japanese Olympic Trials; Daiya Seto Looks Sharp Just two years ago, Japanese star Rikako Ikee wasn’t concerned with attending her country’s Olympic Trials.
In light of continued global health concerns regarding COVID-19 and guidance from local, state and federal authorities, it is with heavy hearts that the RCP Tiburon Mile has made the
