The last race of the 2017 circuit of the FINA/HOSA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup was held on Saturday October 21 in Hong Kong (HKG), after seven meets that take place from
NEW COMMIT: Irvine Novaquatics’ Kasey Karkoska has given her verbal commitment to Columbia University. Karkoska is a versatile swimmer, though strongest in the backstroke events. She’s a NISCA All-American at Laguna Beach High
NEW COMMIT: Denison University has received a verbal commitment from an in-state talent, Julia St. John. St. John swims for Ohio State Swim Club and is a senior at Bishop Watterson High
NEW COMMIT: Madilyn Sindelar has given her verbal commitment to swim for the University of South Dakota, beginning in the 2018-2019 season. Sindelar is from Rocklin, California. She’s a senior at
NEW COMMIT: All Star Aquatics’ Olivia French has verbally committed to take her swimming and academic talents to Tulane University. French will move to New Orleans from Gaithersburg, Maryland, where she is a
Katie Ledecky and Caeleb Dressel have been named two of 26 finalists for the United States Olympic Committee’s Team USA Best of the Year Awards. Nominations are given to athletes
We are still in early season October, but the (#3) Nova Southeastern women won another early season invitational against top ranked (#1) Drury, Florida Tech and (#23) Florida Southern. Emma Sundstedt won
NEW COMMIT: Quinton Pierce has announced his verbal commitment to swim at the University of Pittsburgh. Pierce, who swims for the Jeffco Hurricanes, is from Lafayette, Colorado. A NISCA All-American, he
Molly Hannis finished well ahead of the rest of the field in the women’s 100 breaststroke, touching in 57.69 for the win. After her disappointing third place finish at World
PAC-12’s Abbey Weitzeil, who had an impressive win in the 50 freestyle with a 21.63, and Kathleen Baker, who tied for first place in the 200 IM in 1:53.24, discussed their experience
