After Years of Worldwide Success in Medley Events, Does Daiya Seto Have a Last Hurrah? When the World Cup series opens this weekend in Carmel (Ind.), the men’s individual medley
In this installment of Swimming World’s series, The Missed Turn, honor is paid to the career of Eric Namesnik. A two-time Olympian, Namesnik became a star at the University of
Walsh University Names Josh Forsythe Inaugural Head Coach Walsh University last week named Josh Forsythe its inaugural head coach of men’s and women’s swimming and diving. The Division II program
NCAA Champion Olivia Rosendahl Returns to Northwestern as Assistant Coach NCAA diving champion Olivia Rosendahl was hired Wednesday as an assistant coach at her alma mater, Northwestern. Rosendahl was a
USA Swimming Holds National Select Camp; Dedicated to Memory of Grant Freeze One hundred and four up-and-coming athletes have been selected for USA Swimming’s 2025 National Select Camp, to be
Olympian Anton Down-Jenkins Joins North Carolina as Full-Time Diving Assistant North Carolina diving alum Anton Down-Jenkins is joining the Tar Heels coaching staff after two seasons as a volunteer assistant.
Water Polo and Swimming: Sharing More Than Just Pool Space By Alex Ellison For years, swimming and water polo have been two sports that shared a pool but little else.
The Road to Pride: How to Survive a Swim Practice Most swimmers dread that first moment of hopping into the pool. It’s the start of another practice, and no matter
Can Hubert Kos, Rex Maurer Lift Texas Men to Repeat Title? A seventh-place national finish in the final year under legendary coach Eddie Reese was the outlier for the men’s
Hector Pardoe Named Athlete Of The Year At BBC Green Sport Awards Two-time Olympian Hector Pardoe has been named Athlete of the Year at the 2025 BBC Green Sport Awards
