Q&A with ESPN: Is NCAA Swimming Ready for Its Next Wave?
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Legendary Bentley Coach Mary Kay Samko Announces Retirement
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Rob Woodhouse Reveals Bold Plans For Revitalised Australian Swimming League And The Fight For a National Aquatic Centre In Brisbane
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ASCA Announces 2025 World Clinic Scholarship Presented by Swim Across America
The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) is excited to announce that Swim Across America is generously sponsoring a scholarship for a deserving coach to attend the 2025 ASCA World Clinic
CSCAA Announces 781 Fall Scholar All-America Teams
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) is pleased to announce the selection of 781 teams from 459 institutions for the Scholar All-America Team for the Fall
Canadian Breaststroker Gabe Mastromatteo Retires for ‘Health Issues’
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Surviving Taper: A Guide to Thriving During the Most Exciting Time of the Season
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U.S. Men’s Swimming Tiers, Part 2: The Rosters of Today and Tomorrow
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Black History Month: During General Slocum Disaster, Harry George Was a Hero
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