At SEC Champs, LSU Sprinter Jere Hribar Continued to Elevate Status Late last year, Jere Hribar temporarily departed his Baton Rouge training base and ventured to Poland for a business
Northwestern Lands 2027 Verbal From CIF State Finalist Kealan Tupper NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Kealan Tupper has announced his verbal commitment to Northwestern University. Tupper, who specializes in freestyler, butterfly and IM,
John Shortt Clinches Backstroke Treble as McCullagh International Wraps up Results Day 1 report Day 2 report John Shortt claimed a sweep of the backstroke events and Ellen Walshe ensured
Faster Than Paris: The Events That Have Eclipsed the Winning Time of the 2024 Olympics The Olympic Games, for more than a century, have offered the most desirable gold medals
Lucky 13th Big East Title for Villanova with Record Score; Georgetown Men Win 5th in a Row Villanova’s women’s swimming and diving team won its 13th consecutive Big East title
Carsten Vissering, Former Northwestern Diver Finish in Top 20 of Olympic Bobsled Former USC swimmer Carsten Vissering made his Olympic debut on Saturday and finished 11th in the men’s four-man
Pitt, Led By Sixth-Place Women, Assemble Historic ACC Championships They weren’t among the headliners at the ACC Championships, but Pitt’s swim team had one of the most impressive weeks at
Australian Paralympian Rowan Crothers Flirts With 12-Year-old World Record On The Gold Coast One of the oldest Paralympic world records is again officially under siege after Australia’s Rowan Crothers went
Queens and FAU Men Tie for ASUN Men’s Team Title; Delaware Claims Women’s Crown The Queens University of Charlotte and Florida Atlantic University men tied to share the ASUN Conference
With Conclusion of Winter Olympics, Countdown Begins for Next Games – LA28 With the Milan/Cortina flame extinguished on Sunday, thus ending the 25th edition of the Olympic Winter Games, the
