For Louisville head coach Arthur Albiero, the 2020-21 season was all about “getting to the next day.” In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, the next day was never guaranteed,
Maggie MacNeil, Todd DeSorbo Take CSCAA Postseason Awards The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced its top NCAA Women’s Division I award winners and All-Americans for
Katie Ledecky Excited to be Part of ‘Meaningful’ Gender-Equal Olympics With an extra year heading into the postponed Tokyo Olympics, Katie Ledecky has had an extra year of training to
New Olympic 400 IM Champ Will Be Crowned; Kosuke Hagino Opts Not to Defend Title Based on the entry lists for the upcoming Japanese Olympic Trials, Kosuke Hagino will not
Jake Magahey Already Adding to Georgia Distance Legacy in Lead-Up to First NCAA Appearance When the University of Georgia men’s swimming and diving team had a virtual goals meeting at
The Changing Thoughts of a Swimmer From the Beginning to End of the Season From the beginning of a season to the end, the mindset of a swimmer changes. It’s
NEW COMMIT: Ladera Ranch, Calif. native and U.S. Open qualifier Anders Aistars has decided to remain in-state for his college career after verbally committing to the University of Southern California beginning in
Five Storylines for the Men’s NCAA Swimming Championships: Texas-Cal Again, Record Chase and More Two teams displayed utter dominance over men’s NCAA swimming in the 2010s: Texas and California. In
The Greatest Swim Of All Time? Reactions to Jason Lezak Anchor The anchor leg by Jason Lezak to help the United States win gold in the 400 freestyle relay at
Swimming World asked followers on Twitter and Instagram platforms to reveal the name for what they call this “everyday” bag filled with their favorite swim gear – fins, paddles, kickboard,
