The Man Behind Nova Southeastern’s NCAA Three-Peat: The Journey of Coach Ben Hewitt Ben Hewitt has seen the sport of swimming from every angle. From a swimmer, to an assistant
NCAA Men’s Championships Preview: You Can Count on Cal Amid all the changes that have happened since last year’s NCAAs — jumpstarted by Arizona State’s national championship coach, Bob Bowman,
Swimming’s Next Chapter: deboer and Caeleb Dressel Announce Transformative Partnership GAINESVILLE – deboer swim, the industry leader in high-performance triathlon swimwear, is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with nine-time
Justin Finkel, Kaley McIntyre Repeat As Division III Swimmers of the Year Connecticut College’s Justin Finkel and Kaley McIntyre of NYU each repeated as Division III Swimmers of the Years,
A 25,000 Capacity Games Time National Aquatic Centre Confirmed As Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic Swimming Venue Olympic champion Cam McEvoy has today led a collective voice of approval on behalf Australia’s
After Five-Month Break, China’s Zhang Yufei Aiming for 2028 Olympics Zhang Yufei took a five-month break from the pool at the end of 2024. But the 10-time Olympic medalist is
Gretchen Walsh, Chiara Pellacani Win CSCAA Division I Awards Gretchen Walsh and Chiara Pellacani were recognized by the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America as the swimmer and
Qin Haiyang, Aiming for Bounce-Back 2025, Goes 58.66 in 100 Breast After a down performance by his standards at the Paris Olympics, Qin Haiyang is starting 2025 strong with quick
Missy Franklin Johnson and Hayes Johnson announced the birth of baby girl No. 2. Chase Campbell Johnson was born on March 19, the couple proclaimed on Social Media. “Chase Campbell Johnson March
NCAA Men’s Championships: Olympic Medalists and Short Course World Champs Set to Shine Eight years ago, Caeleb Dressel turned his first Olympic appearance, in which he qualified for one individual
