College Swimming League CEO Robert Kent Confirms Second Season
College Swimming League CEO Brock Kent confirms a second season as NC State captures the inaugural championship in Indianapolis.
Ohio State Women Swim Past Kentucky; Wildcats top Buckeyes in Men’s Meet
The No. 10 Ohio State women’s swimming and diving team earned a dual-meet victory over No. 25 Kentucky, 187-113, on Friday, while the No. 20 Buckeye men fell to the
Gábor Zombori Wins Gruelling Back-To-Back Double At Hungarian Championships
Results Days 1 & 2 report Gábor Zombori executed a gruelling 200 breaststroke-400IM double in the space of 40 minutes as he continued his golden run at the Hungarian Championships in
UConn Swims Past Boston College behind Kierstin O’Connor, Bella Hoffman
UConn Swims Past Boston College behind Kierstin O’Connor, Bella Hoffman The UConn women’s swimming and diving team defeated Boston College 185-108 on Friday, Nov. 6. The Huskies started strong with
Moesha Johnson & Florian Wellbrock Off To a Golden Start at Open Water World Cup Opener in Cancun
Results Moesha Johnson and Florian Wellbrock struck 10k gold on the first leg of the Open Water Swimming World Cup in Cancun, Mexico. Johnson has established herself as the dominant
South Carolina Swims to Sweep of Florida State, First Men’s Win in Rivalry Since 1991
The South Carolina swimming and diving teams swept Florida State on Friday, Nov. 6. The women took down the Seminoles 225-75, while the men also defeated Florida State 163.5-136.5. This
College Swimming League Championship: NC State Stuns the Field to Win First-Ever CSL Title
College Swimming League Championship: NC State Stuns the Field to Win the First-Ever CSL Championship By Brendan Oswald & Adam Denn The inaugural season of the College Swimming League (CSL)
Brett Hawke Registered for Masters Meet as Questions Arise on Eligibility Due to Enhanced Games Ties
Brett Hawke Registered for Masters Meet as Questions Arise on Eligibility Due to Enhancement Games Ties Brett Hawke is looking to get back in the pool, but not with the
LSU Women Swim Past Auburn for First Time Since 1991; Jere Hribar Breaks School Record
The LSU women’s swimming and diving team took down Auburn for the first time since the 1990-91 season by a score of 179.5-120.5 on Thursday, Nov. 5, in the LSU
Guest Editorial: Swimming Is the Sport College Athletics Can’t Afford to Lose
Guest Editorial: Swimming Is the Sport College Sports Can’t Afford to Lose By Alex Versen Every American Olympic swimmer has a story that starts at about 5 a.m. A parent