Swim for Tomorrow: Two UK Students to Swim English Channel to Protect Rainforests In a powerful act of youth-led environmental action, two 17-year-old students from Sevenoaks School in the UK
Quintin McCarty, Henry McFadden Among Underrated Men’s College Swimmers Expecting Jump This Season Trips to the World Championships as representatives of the United States swim team gave Henry McFadden and
SafeSport Launches First National Survey of Coaches The U.S. Center for SafeSport on Monday launched a first-of-its-kind survey of coaches to share experiences about safety in sport. The National Coaches
Hwang Sun-Woo Sets Asian Record in 200 Free, Downs Sun Yang Mark Hwang Sun-Woo set the Asian record in the men’s long-course 200 freestyle on Monday, posting a time of
Ariarne Titmus Confirms Withdrawal From Anti-Doping Testing Pool Just a handful of days after announcing her surprise retirement from the sport, reports from Australia indicate that Ariarne Titmus has officially
World Cup Standings: Women’s Race Coming Down to Battle Between Gretchen Walsh and Kate Douglass Who will emerge on top of the points standings when the World Cup wraps up
Schedule Released for 2026 Open Water Swimming World Cup World Aquatics has announced the four stops of the Open Water Swimming World Cup, which will mark the 20th year of
Storylines to Look Out for in SEC Swimming in 2025-26 With the college swimming season underway for the 2025-2026 year, there’s no shortage of storylines to follow. Between up and
Hubert Kos, Torri Huske, Claire Curzan Have Decisions to Make After NCAA Schedule Change Over the past several years, Hubert Kos and Torri Huske have established themselves securely among the world’s
Who is Chasing a Triple Crown as World Cup Heads to Final Stop in Toronto? Only the Toronto stop of the World Cup circuit remains, which means several athletes are
