Following standout performances throughout 2019, including the FINA World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, the United States’ top swimmers will be honored at USA Swimming’s 16th annual Golden Goggle Awards,
The World Open Water Swim Association is offering an exciting weekend of activities in Redondo Beach, California at the Seaside Lagoon. General Admission tickets include 2 days of activities, amazing
California’s governor signed a law Monday that will let NCAA athletes make money from endorsements and even hire agents — a groundbreaking move that could change the course of amateur
LOS ANGELES, CA. The Pacific Tigers (10-1) led most of the way in tight game which was tied only once late in the fourth quarter, and held off #1 UCSB
The 2019-20 NCAA Division I swimming and diving season is coming fast. There have been a lot of changes in the national landscape like there are with every year but
NEW COMMIT: Nantucket, Mass. native Tyler Roethke has opted to stay in-state for his college career after verbally committing to Boston College as a member of the Eagles’ class of 2024. A talented
LOS ANGELES, CA. The Stanford Cardinal (10-1) used deadly shooting and a solid penalty killing defense to capture the MPSF Invitational—familiarly known as the Socal Invite—championship game Sunday afternoon at
NEW COMMIT: Texas Christian University has received a verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from in-state Winter Juniors qualifier Charlie Brennig of Houston. Brennig swims year-round with Swim Houston Aquatics Center
By Kat Hall, Swimming World Contributor When I heard that Kathie Hewko swam under the Golden Gate Bridge 94 times, I assumed she was one of those glory-seeking, humble-bragging strivers.
Two-time NCAA Champion Abrahm DeVine publicly called out the Stanford swimming and diving team in an Instagram post for treating him unfairly as a gay man. DeVine publicly came out as gay
