Japan’s Daiya Seto Ranks Among the Sport’s Underappreciated Stars
Daiya Seto – Japan’s Multi-Event Star He’s medaled at the Olympic Games. He’s a multi-time world champion, both on the long-course scene and in the little pool. He’s captured titles
Tokyo 2020 Olympic Marathon: A Tale Of Two Venues & Swimmer Safety
Tokyo 2020 Olympic Marathon Goes North for runners and walkers – swimmers deserve the same safety protections: time to Go North, move the swim 500 miles upstream Commentary: The Coordination
Three-Time Minnesota Class A Gold Medalist Jack Herczeg Chooses Ohio State
NEW COMMIT: Sprint freestyler Jack Herczeg of Winona, Minn., has selected The Ohio State University for his college career and will suit up for the Buckeyes as a member of the class of
2019 USA Water Polo Women’s Holiday Cup Coming to Princeton in December
For the first time since 2016, when the Hungarian women’s team appeared in a series of friendlies against the U.S. Women’s Senior National Team, some of the world’s top women’s
Utah Secures Verbal Commitment from U.S. Open Qualifier Taylor Kabacy
NEW COMMIT: The University of Utah has been handed a new verbal commitment for the 2020-21 season and beyond from talented freestyler Taylor Kabacy of Tacoma, Wash. Kabacy, who owns five Summer Juniors
UBC Thunderbirds Adopt FORM Swim Goggles for Training
Less than three months ago, the FORM Swim Goggles entered the swimming scene, becoming the first pair of goggles with a smart display that shows your metrics while you swim.
ZUMO Performance of the Week: Minna Atherton Breaks First World Record at ISL
This week’s ZUMO Performance of the Week goes to Minna Atherton of the London Roar and Australia, who became the first swimmer to officially break a world record in an International Swimming
Wildcats Get Verbal from Local Arizona DIII State Champion Skylar Dikeman
NEW COMMIT: The University of Arizona has picked up a new verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from in-state backstroker Skylar Dikeman of Tucson. Dikeman, who owns the Olympic Trials cut in
Backstroker Colin Cotter Gives Verbal Nod to South Carolina
NEW COMMIT: Cary, N.C. native and talented backstroker Colin Cotter has pledged his verbal commitment to the University of South Carolina and will arrive in Columbia next fall. Cotter, who owns a pair
Aggies Bring In 2021 Verbal from Lebanese National Record Holder Munzy Kabbara
NEW COMMIT: Texas A&M has earned their second early verbal commitment for the class of 2025 from Munzy Kabbara of Houston, Texas, who will join fellow in-state standout Tyler Hulet in College Station at