NEW COMMIT: Florida State University has scored another in-state verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from sprinter Sarah Evans of Fort Pierce, Fla. She will join fellow Sunshine State native Julia
NEW COMMIT: Olympic Trials qualifier Riley Francis of Southlake, Texas, has verbally committed to the University of Michigan and will arrive in Ann Arbor in the fall of 2022. She will join Malia
2019 400 IM national champion Emma Weyant will be staying at home in Sarasota, Florida this year to train for the Olympic Trials, and is deferring her enrollment to the University of
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Rikako Ikee is competing in the Japan Student Swimming Championships this week, just her second swim meet back after beginning her battle with leukemia. After nearly 10 months of hospital
Kaio Almeida, a four-time Olympian and Short-Course World Champion, announced his retirement from swimming this week. The Brazilian will turn 36 this month. He had returned from retirement after the
In a sign of just how deadly the coronavirus has been to collegiate athletics, on Tuesday La Salle University in Philadelphia announced that it was cutting men’s water polo as
Wisconsin swimming and diving opened a new era on Thursday by hosting its first official practice in their brand new facility, the Soderholm Family Aquatic Center, that had been under
NEW COMMIT: Jensen Beach, Fla. native Blair Stoneburg will head to the University of Wisconsin in the fall of 2022 after giving her verbal commitment to the Badgers as a member of their
Honorees and Olympians launch the “One In a Thousand” Challenge for the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF). Many ISHOF Honorees such as Mark Spitz, Janet Evans, Dara Torres, Vladimir Salnikov, Jason Lezak and
