Cal Poly Elects Not to Reinstate Swimming After Fundraising Falls ‘Well Short’ of Goal Cal Poly President Jeffrey D. Armstrong revealed in a letter Monday that the university is declining
Arizona State Announces Hiring of Alumni Jack Little, Daniel Matheson Arizona State on Monday announced the hiring of alumni Jack Little and Daniel Matheson as assistant coaches to head coach
Maxime Grousset Fires 47.50 100 Free at French Championships; Analia Pigrée Wins 50 Back Two days after notching a French record in the 50 butterfly, Maxime Grousset added a second event
U.S. Masters Swimming (USMS) has initiated an interim policy on gender categories at sanctioned swim competitions, specifically looking into transgender participation. At the USMS Spring Championships in April, a transgender
The new World Aquatics Championships Arena (WCH Arena) is ready to welcome the world’s elite aquatics athletes for the World Aquatics Championships – Singapore 2025 from July 11-Aug. 3. The
A Look at the Rising International Stars Prepared to Make a Mark (Men’s Edition) The countdown to the next Olympic Games is already on, the page having turned from last
World Championships Relay Analysis: American Women Favored for First 400 Free Relay Title in Eight Years The reign of dominance for Australia in the women’s 400 freestyle relay stretches back
Once Largely Dismissed, Data Usage is Taking Swimming Into the Future Russell Mark knew the look before coaches even had to open their mouths. It was the early 2000s, and
Katie Ledecky Delivers Stanford Commencement Address with 2012 Olympic Story Katie Ledecky on Sunday delivered the Commencement address at her alma mater Stanford, one in which she shared a story
Georgia Tech Hires Miles Simon as Assistant Coach Georgia Tech on Friday announced the hiring of Miles Simon as an assistant coach. Simon swam for four years at Howard University
