NEW COMMIT: The University of Kansas has received a new verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Hutchinson, Minn. native and Futures qualifier Hailey Farrell. She will join Lydia
The second night of the CAA Championships ends with a to-be-determined finish in the women’s 800 free relay that won’t be resolved until Wednesday. The win in the event originally
Remembering Dual-Sport Paralympian Curtis Lovejoy The man. The myth. The legend. An inspiration to all. Curtis Lovejoy, or better known as “C-Love,” a five-time Paralympian and dual-sport athlete recently passed
Indiana diver Andrew Capobianco and Minnesota swimmer Max McHugh were named the men’s Big Ten Conference Diver and Swimmer of the Year, respectively, the league announced Tuesday. Michigan’s Mike Bottom
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) on Tuesday released new rules governing and procedures governing racial and social demonstrations at upcoming Olympic Trials. The big takeaway is a
Filmmaker John L. McLeod Looking to Go ‘Beyond’ in Telling Olympic Stories As a kid, John L. McLeod was entranced by the Olympics. Watching Bud Greenspan’s features of the Games,
Texas diver Jordan Windle announced via Instagram Monday that he will return for a fifth year at the University of Texas. Windle is fresh off leading the Longhorns to their
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced its top NCAA Division I men’s award winners and All-Americans for the 2020-21 season. Texas sweeps the coaching honors
Less than 48 hours after the University of Texas men’s team secured its 15th national championship, coach Eddie Reese announced his retirement after 43 years. The news came as a
Which Long Course Super-Suit Era World Record Will Last the Longest? The 2009 World Championships in Rome was one to remember. The swimming world witnessed a whopping 43 world records set
