A Look at the Oldest NAG Records: Performances That Were Ahead of Their Time Multiple National Age Group (NAG) records are established every year, ranging from the 10-and-under classification up
CSCAA Open Water Nationals Provide Challenge, Opportunity for College Swimmers You could feel the energy in Saratosa, Florida, radiating from every square foot of water. Athletes lined up, eager to
The Role of the Time Trials Referee By Phil Barnes Most people associate time trials with a session between prelims and finals during a championship meet, but time trials can
Sprint Freestyler Andrew Malaj Selects Indiana For 2027 NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has received a verbal commitment for the 2027-28 season and beyond from Nokomis, Florida native Andrew Malaj. Malaj is among
Kasia Wasick: Retired, Returned, and Racing to Gold Kasia Wasick’s comeback is one of the most remarkable stories in modern swimming. She retired. She came back. Now she’s beating swimmers
David Popovici: Sprint With The Stars Was With And For The Children David Popovici’s Sprint with the Stars brought together hundreds of children from across Romania and beyond to swim
Why Outsourcing Your Swim Team’s Dryland Program May Not Be the Best Move By Brad Jones In recent years, many swim teams have been tempted by remote, app-based dryland and
In a Big Ten dual, the Wisconsin women swam past Northwestern in a close meet, 154-146. Meanwhile, the Northwestern won the men’s meet over Wisconsin 161-133. Wisconsin’s Maggie Wanezek was
USA Swimming Pro Series Austin, Day Four Finals: Regan Smith Doubles; Katie Ledecky, Leon Marchand Prevail The final night of the USA Swimming Pro Series stop in Austin will once
Torri Huske, Caroline Bricker Triple in Stanford Sweep of USC Stanford’s women completed the Southern California sweep, adding a dominant dual meet win over USC by a final score of
