Does Long Course Swimming Matter for College Recruiting? For many swimmers navigating the college recruiting process, one question comes up again and again: does long course performance really matter? Many
School is Out: Surviving Summer Doubles and Maximizing Your Swim Training For many swimmers, the final school bell has rung, backpacks have been tossed aside, and summer has officially arrived.
Texas State Champ Brooklyn Poole Verbally Commits to TCU for 2027 NEW COMMIT: Texas Christian University has scored a verbal commitment for the 2027-28 season and beyond from in-state standout Brooklyn
Pan Pacs Team Imperfect, But 2026 is Best Year for No U.S. Selection Meet Any list of the world’s fastest women in the 100 freestyle must now include Anna Moesch, who
Tennessee, Indiana Round Out Inaugural College Swimming League Roster Tennessee and Indiana were announced on Monday as the final two participants in the inaugural 2026-27 College Swimming League season. The
Italian Breaststroker Anita Bottazzo Transfers to Indiana Italian international Anita Bottazzo on Monday announced her transfer to Indiana. Bottazzo spent her first two NCAA seasons at the University of Florida.
Ian Walsh has been named the University of Pittsburgh’s head swimming coach, Director of Swimming & Diving Katie Kasprzak announced today. Walsh joins Pitt after spending the last eight seasons as Marshall’s
Patrick Sammon Builds Summer Momentum with Multiple Victories on Mare Nostum Tour When Patrick Sammon stepped onto the Arizona State University campus, lofty expectations were attached to the California native
Commentary: Swimmers Need Better Choices Than Swimming in Poverty or Going Enhanced Last week in Las Vegas, the Enhanced Games delivered life-changing money for swimmers while making a mockery of
Defying Age: 46-Year-Old Nicholas Santos Chasing Bid to 2028 Olympics in 50 Butterfly At the 2008 Olympic Games, Dara Torres delivered one of the greatest performances of all-time when the
