New Zealand World Champions Erika Fairweather and Lewis Clareburt In Dominant Form At The Victorian Championships World champion New Zealanders Erika Fairweather and Lewis Clareburt have already left their mark
UIndy’s Jeremias Pock Sets NCAA Division II Record in 100 Breast University of Indianapolis junior Jeremias Pock set the NCAA Division II record in the men’s 100 breaststroke Friday at
Matt Kredich, Ray Looze, Kate Lundsten Named in ISCA Hall of Fame Class of 2026 Matt Kredich, Ray Looze and Kate Lundsten were named by the International Swimming Coaches Association
Marshall University has made the decision to cut its women’s swimming an diving program after the 2025-26 season. The Thundering Herd are currently in the American Conference and are heading
Australia’s World Champion Breaststroker Sam Williamson Celebrates Successful Return At Victorian State Championships Australia’s world champion breaststroker Sam Williamson completed a successful comeback to racing in Melbourne last night after
Coming Off World Champs Podium, Mio Narita Positioned to Continue Medley Climb The depth of the medley events among Japanese men has been a top storyline in the sport over
5 Skills that Benefit Swimmers in the Workplace Although there are many skills swimmers develop in the pool that benefit them athletically, many of those lessons extend past the competition
Veteran Wang Shun Continues to Make an Impact in 200 Individual Medley As China moves toward the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, it features a quality crop of rising
Blast From the Past: How Ben Michaelson Shattered the Norm and Became a Pioneer The sudden passing of Tim Quill stunned the Swimming World. Here is an article from the
Aimee Canny Taking on Larger Role for Virginia in Final Season Through her first three years racing or the Virginia Cavaliers, Aimee Canny has provided a key supporting role in dominant
