College Swimming Reset (Women’s Freestyle): Jillian Cox Maintaining Distance Dominance The college swimming season has entered its home stretch. January features the final dual meets of the season before conference
When a Tie Was Not a Tie; How .002 Decided Olympic Gold and Changed the Sport On Aug. 30, 1972, Sweden’s Gunnar Larsson and the United States’ Tim McKee touched
Ilya Kharun Shows off 500 Free as Arizona State Sweeps Grand Canyon Arizona State celebrated senior day with some unconventional swims in a sweep of Grand Canyon on Saturday. The
Carli Cronk Helps Notre Dame Edges ACC Rival Miami Carli Cronk picked up a pair of wins as Notre Dame on Saturday diverted its winter training for an ACC showdown
Notre Dame Men Win Twice in Battle with Tampa, Minnesota The University of Notre Dame used its training trip to Florida to sneak in a meet, picking up a pair
NEW COMMIT: Texas A&M University has recorded a new verbal commitment for Fall 2027 from distance ace Jackson Irwin out of Sarasota, Fla. Irwin is among the top recruits in his class. Regarding
3 Questions to Answer in Swimming’s New Year (Part I) With a New Year upon us, it is natural to gaze ahead and consider some of the plotlines within the
Ryan Lochte Sells Three Olympic Gold Medals for More Than $300K According to a report by Darren Rovell, an authority in the collectibles market, Ryan Lochte sold three of his
Leon Marchand Named World Male Swimmer of the Year For Third Consecutive Year The reign of King Leon continues. Leon Marchand is yet again the top male swimmer in the world,
Florian Wellbrock, Moesha Johnson crowned World Aquatics Open Water Swimmers of the Year Florian Wellbrock and Moesha Johnson were named by World Aquatics as its Open Water Swimmers of the
