World University Games Vetting Open Water Sites for 2029 in North Carolina The 2029 World University Games spent last week vetting sites for the open water competition at the meet
Gretchen Walsh Confirmed for World Cup Series; American Star’s Presence Adds to Stacked Field With the start of the World Cup on the horizon, World Aquatics has announced that American
Notre Dame Hires NCAA Champion Max McHugh as Assistant Coach Notre Dame on Wednesday announced the hiring of Max McHugh as an assistant coach. He joins the staff of new
Katie Kubiak had already proved herself at the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships, but her Day 4 performance exceeded all expectations in Singapore. The U.S. swimmer from Wisconsin broke the
German Olympian Marius Kusch is Latest Swimmer to Join Enhanced Games The Enhanced Games have added another high-profile athlete to its stable with the announcement that German Olympian Marius Kusch
When the Backstroke Went Rogue – How Underwater Power Changed the Event On Sept. 24, 1988, the final of the men’s 100 backstroke at the Olympic Games in Seoul unfolded.
Chad le Clos Returning from Injury to Race at South African Short Course Championships Four-time Olympic medalist Chad le Clos is scheduled to make his return to major competition at
Rebecca Adlington “Cautiously Overjoyed” As She Announces Pregnancy Double Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington is “cautiously overjoyed” as she reveals news of her pregnancy following two miscarriages. Adlington shares son Albie,
Ranking the Top-20 Men’s Swimmers in the World, Part III (6-10): Veteran and Rookie World Champions Make Their Marks At the recent World Championships, swimmers competed for medals in 42
New Awards for Age Group Swimmers Coming in 2026 Every sport has its marquee night. For USA Swimming, that spotlight has long belonged to this weekend’s Golden Goggles, where Olympians
