Stanford’s Henry McFadden Can Carry NCAA Momentum into Push for Pan Pacs Some athletes have a tendency to fly under the radar. Maybe they’re the soft-spoken type. In some instances,
Event Domination: Which Swimmers Own the Most Top Times in a Specific Event (Men’s Edition) Through the years, some athletes have dominated events at extreme levels, owning many of the
Only Five: The Events Where One Nation Owns Three of History’s Top-Five Performers When conducting some research for an upcoming project, an interesting statistic emerged. Of the 17 individual events
Ivan Puskovitch, Mariah Denigan Add 3k Knockout Titles at U.S. Open Water Championships Coming off victories in the 10k events, Ivan Puskovitch and Mariah Denigan added 3k knockout titles to
Commentary: Swimming Will Always Be There There is a moment, quiet and often unexpected, when it hits you: you’re done. Maybe it comes after your final race, when the adrenaline
Five Freshmen To Follow Post-NCAA Champs; Koby Bujak-Upton a Rising Star It’s been a week since the NCAA Men’s Championships unfolded at the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta. While the
The Longest-Lasting World Records in Each Event (Women’s Edition) World records are spectacular by nature, a performance better than anything previously produced. But some world records hold iconic status, thanks
Federica Pellegrini & Matteo Giunta Welcome Second Daughter Two-time Olympic medallist and Italian swimming legend Federica Pellegrini has welcomed her second daughter with husband Matteo Giunta. The pair announced the
Indiana’s Josh Bey Named Big Ten Swimmer of the Year; Ray Looze Named Coach of the Year The Big Ten Conference announced its 2026 Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving
USA Open Water Championships: Mariah Denigan Holds off Hansen, Twichell for 10K Title The 2026 USA Swimming Open Water Championships kicked off with the women’s and men’s 10K national championship
