The Horizon League on Friday announced that it will shift its league championships back from February to April due to concerns over COVID-19. The Horizon League Swimming and Diving Championships
This day in history: The City of Fort Lauderdale opened the Las Olas Casino pool in 1928. Contributed by the Aquatics Director of Hall of Fame Aquatic Center Laura Voet
Analyzing the Growth of the Women’s 100 Fly and the Race We Never Saw At the 2002 NCAAs in Austin, Cal sophomore Natalie Coughlin put on one of the most impressive meets
NEW COMMIT: Chapel Hill, N.C. native Lindy Bilden has opted to remain close to home for her college career after announcing her verbal commitment to the University of North Carolina for
Dartmouth on Friday agreed to reinstate varsity programs that it cut in July, including men’s and women’s swimming, per an agreement first reported by the law firm suing the college
NEW COMMIT: Manassas, Va. native Matthew Van Deusen has announced his decision to continue his academic and swimming career at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill beginning in the fall
NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has picked up a new verbal commitment for their growing Class of 2026 from Junior National qualifier Lily Hann of Mountain Lakes, N.J. She will join the Hoosiers
Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis has been vocal about Florida having the ability to host the Olympics if Tokyo can’t in 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, writing a
Ohio State to Swim Purdue, Indiana & Rutgers After Michigan COVID Pause The Ohio State University was set to finish its dual meet season next weekend in Ann Arbor against
Ella Ristic Eager to Pick Up Competitive Pace as Indiana Freshman When Southern-California swimmer Ella Ristic began her freshman year as a student-athlete at Indiana University, she had already sacrificed
