La Salle University has reinstated Men’s Swimming and Diving as a varsity program, effective immediately, the chair of La Salle’s Board of Trustees announced. William W. Matthews, III, Esq., ’90,
Olympic champion Sarah Sjostrom is looking ahead to the Tokyo Olympics, but the injured star is not looking too far ahead — just enough to target a return date after
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NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Lily Cramer of Ann Arbor, Mich. has announced her verbal commitment to Rice University beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join Lily Elayi and Mia Nagle of
On the third day of the FINA World Cup Trials, Sarah Bacon and Samantha Pickens competed for the two Olympic Quota spots in the Women’s Three Meter Individual event for
Australian Swimming legend Ian Thorpe believes that his sensational 1:44.06 World record over 200 metres freestyle in 2001 remains one off the three most competitive four-length swims of the past two decades
Two-time reigning world champ Xu Jiayu picked up a third Olympic berth as he won the 100 back final with a 52.88, which is slower than his best of 51.86 but
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. Two more nations selected their Olympic teams while Swimming Canada has postponed its Trials to June 19 – 23, around the same time
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Six swimmers picked up new Olympic Trials cuts at the Orlando section of the TYR 18U Spring Cup Sunday. The 200 individual medley was particularly prosperous ground. Sara Stolter won
