The Art Adamson Invitational concluded Friday from College Station, Texas with fast times across the board as three SEC champions put up impressive times. Texas A&M junior Shaine Casas concluded his
COVID-19: Swimmer From Indy Site of US Open Tests Positive According to Olympics sportswriter David Woods of the Indianapolis Star, a swimmer who competed at last week’s Indianapolis site of
Drury freshman Karol Ostrowski out of Poland broke the NCAA Division II record in the 50 freestyle on Thursday night at Drury’s dual meet with SMU in Dallas. Ostrowski blasted a 19.09
The American Swimming Coaches Association has started its own YouTube channel with a new series called ‘Lessons from the Legends’ with short videos already posted from N.C. State’s Braden Holloway and
In a moment when water polo can use any positive news regarding COVID-19, a detailed report out of Idaho suggests that—when played in proper conditions—polo may be one of the
The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee ethics panel has declared former Olympic swimmer Anne Warner Cribbs ineligible to hold office with the U.S. Olympian and Paralympian Association, an influential alumni
5 Swimming Things to Be Thankful For This Thanksgiving By Mauro Pacsi, Swimming World College Intern In just one week, swimmers and their families will be gathering to have their
Listen to the Ultimate Swimmer Podcast With Hall of Famer John Naber By Noah Yanchulis. John Naber has quite the resume in the world of swimming. From swimmer, to ambassador,
An incident last weekend in St. Petersburg, Florida exposed a flash point in a contentious legal battle involving USA Water Polo and former SOPAC Zone coach Bahram Hojreh, the subject
Maddy Banic had forever been known as a great short course relay swimmer during her four years at the University of Tennessee. When she concluded her career as a Lady Vol
