Wisconsin Names Jack Brown as Head Coach to Replace Yuri Suguiyama Jack Brown, a former national champion with 13 years coaching experience collegiately, has been named Wisconsin’s seventh swimming and
Daniel Wiffen Heads 800 Free As Mare Nostrum Gets Underway In Barcelona Olympic champion Daniel Wiffen headed the 800 free on the first day of the Barcelona stop of the
Enhanced Games Slated for 2026 Memorial Day Weekend; Kristian Gkolomeev Goes Faster Than 50 Free World Record During a press conference on Wednesday afternoon in Las Vegas, organizers announced that
Grant House Has Prioritized Mental Health During Settlement Saga His name has become associated with the ongoing transformation in college sports that you might forget Grant House is still an
Pan Zhanle Claims 100 Freestyle Title at Chinese Nationals; 12-Year-Old Yu Zidi Stuns in 200 Butterfly An established Olympic champion and a rising star highlighted the fifth night of the
U.S. Masters Swimming is under investigation for allegedly allowing a transgender woman to swim at its 2025 U.S. Masters Spring Nationals in San Antonio. According to reports, a transgender athlete
Ryan Murphy Will Not Compete This Summer, ‘Will Keep the Door Open’ for Future Return The top men’s backstroker in the United States for the past decade will not be
Concordia University Irvine Announces Discontinuation of Both Men & Women’s Swim and Dive Programs In a zoom call to athletes earlier today, Concordia University Irvine announced the immediate discontinuation of
The Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics hosted a panel discussing the future of Olympic sports in the current collegiate model on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, in Indianapolis. The problems facing
Iron Sharpens Iron: Inside the Training Relationship Between Bobby Finke and Katie Ledecky In the world of competitive swimming, the difference between silver and gold often comes down to hundredths
