NCAA Swimming to Allow Underwater Camera Use for Initiating Disqualifications In recent years, swimming officials have regularly utilized underwater cameras at championship-level meets, allowing them to initiate disqualifications because of
World University Games: U.S. Adds 7 Golds, Relay Sweep to Cap Competition The United States’ team at the 2025 World University Games has delivered on its promise. Twenty gold medals
On the Bucket List: Which Swimmers are Ranked No. 1, but Still Chasing a World Title? Many of the swimmers at the top of the current world rankings have never
World Championships: Rita Keszthelyi Repeats at Tournament MVP Hungary’s Rita Keszthelyi was named the most valuable player of the women’s water polo tournament at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships. Of
World Championships: Ioanna Stamatopoulou Leads Greece to Gold; Spain Tips U.S. for Bronze Ioanna Stamatopoulou was outstanding in goal Wednesday in the women’s water polo final of the 2025 World
LA28 named global television and film executive Peter Rice the Head of Ceremonies and Content for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, making him the first major Hollywood executive to
American Men Facing Growing Pains With Singapore Worlds Looming In contrast to the overwhelming experience the American women bring to Singapore in pursuit of a large stack of medals, the
World Champs Profile: Korea’s Kim Woomin Has Been a Consistent Force in 400 Freestyle Leading into the start of the World Championships this weekend, Swimming World will publish a handful
Why Swimming Should be About More Than Times and Medals Age-group swimming shouldn’t involve overtraining or pushing too hard. The sport should bring joy to swimmers’ lives, rather than take
Cavan Gormsen Chasing Golden Double at World University Games; Team USA Owns Final Prelims Session It’s been a dominant week for the United States at the World University Games in
