Scottish Swimming Welcomes School Swimming Funding From Scottish Government Scottish Swimming has welcomed the news that primary schoolchildren will get access to swimming lessons with a universal learn to swim
In the midst of winter training, a time generally spent with hours of grueling work in the pool, there is often one highlight that helps pull a tired swimmer into
The SEC announced its weekly swimming and diving awards on Tuesday, Jan. 13. Here is a look at the honorees: SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Week: Luca Urlando, Georgia Georgia’s
U.S. Men’s Water Polo Splits Pair of Games with Australia The U.S. men’s water polo team split a two-game set in California last weekend with Australia. The U.S. won, 17-9,
U.S. Women’s Water Polo Tops Netherlands in Two-Game Series The U.S. women’s water polo team picked up a pair of wins in the Netherlands, defeating the Dutch 12-6 on Jan.
Mike Unger Wins 2026 Ben Franklin Award The College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) is proud to announce that Mike Unger, a longtime leader in the swimming
Can the United States End Its Misery in the 400 Freestyle? There is Reason for Optimism All countries experience droughts in specific events. There might be a downturn in a
Hubert Kós has been named male athlete of 2025 by Hungarian sportswriters after a swashbuckling year that included global titles and world records. Kós wasn’t able to accept the award
College Swimming Reset (Men’s Backstroke and Breaststroke): No Stopping Hubert Kos The college swimming season has entered its home stretch. January features the final dual meets of the season before
When Tamas Darnyi Took the 200 IM Under 2:00; Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of a Special Achievement The rich tradition of Hungarian swimming stretches back more than a century, to
