There have been several first-time or drought-breaking NCAA titles won in just a two-day span, but the last one was the most unexpected. While Cal and Texas are battling it
At the men’s NCAA championships, the Texas Longhorns received a massive momentum surge at the end of Thursday night, and they followed that up with an enormous Friday morning session,
Closing speed is something every swimmer strives to have, but few are able to put that desire to use — especially on the national stage. But a pair of Florida
Cal’s Ryan Hoffer embraces the rivalry and the heavyweight battle the Golden Bears are in with Texas. For every Cal punch so far, Texas has had a counter punch, leading
The Louisville Cardinals won their first ever NCAA relay title on Friday night at the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships in Greensboro with a 1:22.11 in
Indiana’s Andrew Capobianco successfully defended his 3m national title on Friday night at the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships in Greensboro with 505.20 points. Capobianco last won the
Texas A&M junior Shaine Casas won his second NCAA title of the weekend in Greensboro with a 44.20 in the 100 backstroke, adding to his 200 IM title last night that brought
Minnesota junior Max McHugh dominated the finals of the 100 breaststroke on Friday at the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships in Greensboro with a 50.18, improving his best
Florida junior Kieran Smith won his first NCAA title on Friday night at the 2021 NCAA Division I men’s swimming and diving championships in Greensboro with a 1:30.10 in the 200 freestyle,
Cal senior Ryan Hoffer won his second event of the 2021 NCAAs in Greensboro with a 44.25 in the 100 butterfly, just 0.01 off his prelims time, as he held off Louisville
