How Much Will the New NCAA Championships Format Affect Meet Results? How can college swimming become more marketable? It’s a question that’s been tossed around for years. Well, after much
India Set To Host 2030 Commonwealth Games Pending Final Approval India is set to host the centenary Commonwealth Games in 2030 pending final approval in Glasgow next month as they
Gallery Of Olympic Gold Medalists To Converge On Brisbane for Australia v The World Meet In December Some of the biggest names in world swimming will converge on 2032 Olympic
Aussie Swim Queen Ariarne Titmus Calls Time On Glittering Career: Retires From Swimming At Age 25 Aussie swim queen Ariarne Titmus (OAM) has officially announced her retirement from all levels
Zalan Sarkany, Miranda Grana Claim Big Ten Swimmer of the Week Honors The Big Ten Conference announced its weekly award winners on Wednesday, with Indiana University claiming both men’s and
What Gretchen Walsh Has Done in the 50 Butterfly is Mind-Boggling With the second stop of the World Cup circuit slated for this weekend, an obvious question lingers: What will
McKenzie Siroky, Lucy Bell Enter College Season as Breaststroke Favorites Over the past four years, a group of internationally-accomplished breaststrokers have dominated the 100 and 200-yard events at the NCAA
David Johnston, Jillian Cox Earn SEC Swimmer of the Week Honors The Southeastern Conference has announced its top performers for the second week of the swimming and diving season. The
Ohio State Announces Promotions Within Coaching Staff Ohio State Director of Swimming and Diving Bill Dorenkott has announced updates to the Buckeye staff for the 2025-26 season. Brian Schrader and
Valentina Rozas Becomes First Women’s Water Polo Player in Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame On October 3, Valentina Rozas (Class of 2010) became the first women’s water polo player inducted
