Leon Marchand To Miss French Championships In June & Seeks Singapore Qualification Elsewhere Four-time Olympic champion Leon Marchand will not compete at the French Championships in Montpellier next month. Marchand
Daniel Wiffen & Mona McSharry Lead 12-Strong Swim Ireland Team To Singapore Olympic champion Daniel Wiffen and fellow Paris 2024 medallist Mona McSharry will spearhead Swim Ireland’s 12-strong team into
UCLA Athletics is once again at a pivotal crossroads Already burdened with a $219.5 million cumulative deficit over the past six fiscal years, and facing the looming financial obligations from
Event Specialization and the Case for Varied Training: What Do Coaches Think? As a complement to an article from earlier this week, The Science Behind Specialization, by By Dr. Donald
USA Swimming, the National Governing Body of the sport of swimming in the United States, today announced four updates to its 2025-2026 national events calendar. The 2025-2026 season will kick
USA Swimming, the national governing body for swimming in the United States, and its fundraising arm, the USA Swimming Foundation, today announced the 2025 Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU)
Grant House Got Involved With NCAA Lawsuit to ‘Open Up The Doors,’ Not Deny Opportunities When he became associated with the lawsuit that would later bear his name, Grant House
A Week of Katie Ledecky Stats (Day Four): Distance Ace Has Made Sub-4:00 Her Home in 400 Freestyle In recognition of Katie Ledecky lowering her world record in the 800-meter
Dawn Fraser Back In the Pool As She Faces The Greatest Challenge Of Her Life Olympic legend Dawn Fraser has revealed that doctors told her “she could die” on the
Olympic Medalist, NCAA Champion Bella Sims Transfers to Michigan After two years swimming for the University of Florida, Olympian Bella Sims has committed to transfer to the University of Michigan.
