How Can College Swimming Grow and Protect Itself in Fast-Changing NCAA Landscape? Interview with CSCAA Executive Director Samantha Barany Between the dawn of the NIL era of collegiate sports, the
Fanfare and Spectacular Racing Lift College Swimming During Record-Breaking Four-Team Derby This was the best of what the college swimming regular season can offer: high-level racing in the often-lethargic month
Dynamic Tennessee Sprint Group Joins Social Kick Podcast (Video Interview) With the championship season rapidly approaching, the University of Tennessee has reason to be pumped. The Volunteers boast a quartet
SMU Men, Pitt Women Sweep Tri-Meet With Utah The SMU men’s team and the Pitt women’s team swept a tri-meet on Friday and Saturday in Dallas. The ACC foes both
Federico Burdisso Lowers Laszlo Cseh’s 200 Fly Meet Record En-Route To Treble In Geneva Federico Burdisso lowered Laszlo Cseh’s 200 fly meet record en-route to completing the butterfly treble on
Paris Olympians Kyle Lee and Moesha Johnson Secure Australian Open Water Doubles To Book World Championship Berths For Singapore Paris Olympians Kyle Lee and Moesha Johnson have swum their way
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World Magazine College Intern (From the Archive) I once had a coach tell me that butterfly was the easiest stroke. At the time, I just looked
The Louisville men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams swept instate rival Kentucky on Saturday. The No. 11 Louisville men won 192-108 and the No. 10 Cardinal women won 206-94.
Harvard Takes Down Penn Plus Boston College Men The Harvard men celebrated senior day Saturday morning at Blodgett Pool and earned a pair of dominant victories. The Crimson beat Penn
Indiana swimming and diving cruised to victory Saturday, sweeping Purdue inside the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center. The No. 6 women defeated Purdue 189-11. The No. 2 Indiana men won
