Women’s Sprint Freestyle: Meg Harris and Marrit Steenbergen Won Gold in 2025 But American Looming The results from the women’s sprint freestyle events at this year’s World Championships show a
Paralympian Lyndon Longhorne Makes History at Ironman Triathlon in Stunning Performance Paralympian Lyndon Longhorne became the first quadruple amputee to complete an Ironman Triathlon in less than 24 hours, a
World Championships Medal Leaders: McIntosh, Marchand Climbing All-Time List Alongside Phelps and Ledecky The World Aquatics Championships has been held each of the past four years, with meets in Budapest,
Claire Weinstein Opens Cal Days Coming Off Best Season of Her Career The first time Claire Weinstein wore the Team USA colors in international competition, she was a mere 15-year-old.
India & Nigeria Bid To Host Centenary Commonwealth Games In 2030 India and Nigeria are vying to host the centenary Commonwealth Games in 2030 with both countries submitting formal bids
Making the Jump: Tips for Student-Athletes Entering College Starting college can be an overwhelming change. Starting college as a student-athlete can be even more overwhelming. As a freshman swimmer, you
Ryan Held Succeeding in Post-Swimming Career; Business Insider Profiles Two-Time Olympian According to a feature in Business Insider, two-time United States Olympian Ryan Held is off to a successful start
Parents of Leon Marchand Passed Down Olympic Genes During his march to global stardom, Leon Marchand has been a central figure in the sport since the 2022 World Championships in
Defending Champion Virginia Chasing NCAA Women’s History During 2025-2026 Campaign The University of Virginia has dominated women’s swimming at the NCAA level since 2021, winning five consecutive national championships. While
What Makes a Pool Fast? By Devin Javens Only swimmers know and understand the feeling of a fast pool. Something about the feeling can resemble that of euphoria, leaving you
