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A cornerstone of Stanford’s run of three consecutive NCAA titles from 2017-19 is coming back to The Farm, as Kim Williams ’19 returns as the newest addition to the Cardinal
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Harvard Gets Verbal From Nitro Swimming’s Aliana Marakovic NEW COMMIT: Harvard University has received a new verbal commitment* for its growing Class of 2029 from Aliana Marakovic of Austin, Texas. She
Meet Christen Shefchunas, the Confidence Coach Behind Some of Team USA’s Biggest Stars Christen Shefchunas isn’t bashful about the emotions that a meet like U.S. Olympic Trials conjures. Sitting at
Olympic Relay Analysis: United States, China Set For Men’s Medley Rematch The American men have never lost the 400 medley relay at the Olympics. Only the 1980 Games, boycotted by
Motivational Monday: Why the Olympics is So Impactful Among Youth Swimmers The Summer Olympics only come around once every four years, featuring the world’s most talented athletes. Swimming is known
Archie Goodburn Wins 50m Breaststroke In Edinburgh, Days After Revealing Brain Tumour Diagnosis Archie Goodburn claimed the 50m breaststroke title at the Scottish National Open Swimming Championships days after revealing he
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