Jessica Long Among Four Paralympians Disciplined for Social Media Disparagement Jessica Long and three other stars of the U.S. Paralympic swimming program were disciplined for their use of social media
All Go For Glasgow Following Multi-Million Dollar Rescue Mission For 2026 Commonwealth Games A multi-million-dollar injection of funds negotiated by Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA) has given 2014 hosts Glasgow the
Passages: Robertas Zulpa, 1980 Olympic Gold Medalist, 64 Robertas Zulpa, the 1980 Olympic gold medalist in the men’s 200 breaststroke, died on Aug. 30. He was 64 years old. Zulpa
Social Kick Podcast: Regan Smith Shares Insights on Five-Medal Olympic Haul (Video Interview) A month has elapsed since Regan Smith collected five medals at the Olympic Games in Paris, a
Sam Marsteiner Gives NC State First 2026 Verbal Commitment NEW COMMIT: NC State University has received its first Class of 2026 verbal commitment, which comes from local standout Sam Marsteiner of
5 Returning Women’s Olympians Set to Star This NCAA Season Following every Olympics, you can expect to see stars from the U.S. women’s team competing on the collegiate level in
CSCAA Committee to Speak on Capitol Hill About Future of College Swimming With the rise of the Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) rule in the NCAA and the consolidation of
Racing for Gold: Tips and Tricks for the College Swimming Recruiting Process The nerves wash over you, as you look upon an intimidating field of competitors. This event is one
Kirsty Coventry Among Seven Candidates for IOC Presidency International Swimming Hall of Famer Kirsty Coventry was named Monday as one of seven candidates to succeed Thomas Bach as the president
How American Men Struggled in Paris, Lost Out on Olympic Medals This summer in Paris, the new stars of men’s swimming took their places atop the world. Leon Marchand was
