There are very few distance world records that Katie Ledecky doesn’t hold. She almost reached one during Sunday’s second session of the International Swimming League (ISL) opening meet in Indianapolis.
The inaugural International Swimming League finished its first ever meet on Sunday October 6 in Indianapolis, Indiana as Energy Standard won the first meet, ahead of the Cali Condors, DC
The first International Swimming League meet was filled with firsts — the first winner in the series, first day, first points lead, first look at the teams, and many more. But
The Swim League Editorial Great lights, logos, suits and setting; fine racing. None of that is enough. It’s early days. Even so, let’s be clear: given all the potential of
The Virginia Cavaliers swimming teams concluded the second day of competition (Oct. 5) at the Trojan Swim Invite, hosted by Southern California, at the Uytengsu Aquatics Center with nine Cavaliers
NEW COMMIT: Colorado State University has picked up a new verbal commitment for their class of 2024 from Las Vegas, Nevada’s Emma Breslin. Breslin does her club swimming with Sandpipers of Nevada
ISL (Day 2 – Live Results) The debut stop of the International Swim League rolled through Indianapolis on Sunday for Day 2 of action featuring international squads Energy Standard and
NEW COMMIT: The University of Massachusetts, Amherst has received a new verbal commitment for the 2020-21 season and beyond from Maggie Desmond of Colchester, Vt. A talented sprint freestyler and breaststroker, Desmond
Australia’s Cate Campbell put down yet another 100 free win at the 2019 FINA World Cup Budapest as she swam a 53.00 100 free to win ahead of Sweden’s Michelle Coleman (53.45) and
NEW COMMITS: Harvard University has scored three big verbal commitments for the fall of 2020 from Zach Bartel, Quinn Harron, and Will Raidt, who will arrive in Cambridge at the start of the 2020-21
