After swimmers and divers missed out on the NCAA Championships last season because of the COVID-19 pandemic, College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Executive Director Greg Earhart
Katsuhiro Matsumoto Breaks Japanese Record in 200 Free With 1:45 to Open Kitajima Cup The Kitajima Cup opened competition Friday night in Tokyo at the Tatsumi International Swimming Center (home
What’s Your Choice? A List of Swimming Options By Gigi Picard Swimming World College Intern After a certain point in their career, swimmers develops their own preferences. During quarantine, This
The Japanese government, IOC and International Paralympic Committee (IPC) have insisted the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics will go ahead after a report in The Times quoted a senior official saying
NEW COMMIT: The University of Connecticut has received their third early verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from Futures qualifier Alexis Martino of Windham, N.H. She will join Paige
Aussie Olympic Hope Kaylee McKeown Back In Record Form As Olympic Bosses Quash Games Rumour Mill The discussion over the future of this year’s Tokyo Olympics certainly didn’t dampen Australia’s
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Tonahuac “Tona” Zinn of Santa Ana, Calif. has given a huge verbal commitment to Northwestern University and will arrive on campus in the fall of
Pfeiffer University has hired Meredith Novack to lead its women’s swimming program, the university announced Wednesday. Novack has followed an accomplished career as a triathlete with a distinguished coaching career.
Caroline Theil picked up three individual wins at No. 13 Texas A&M women’s swimming beat SMU, 172-125, on Thursday. Theil teamed with Kara Eisenmann, Alaya Smith and Chloe Stepanek to
The No. 18 Irish men’s swimming and diving team got off to a hot start in Sessions I & II of the annual Shamrock Invitational Thursday. After the first day
