Virginia’s Claire Curzan, Gretchen Walsh Headline Honda Award Finalists The University of Virginia’s Claire Curzan and Gretchen Walsh lead four finalists for the 2025 Honda Award for Swimming and Diving,
Olympic Swimmer Yusra Mardini Returns to Syria ‘To Help My People Heal’ For the first time in a decade, Olympic swimmer Yusra Mardini returned this month to Syria, the country
Can American Men Use NCAAs as Springboard to Long Course? It’s been almost eight months since a disappointing performance for the U.S. men at the Paris Olympics yielded only six
Aquatics GB & AP Race To Deliver Social Impact Project During World Championship Trials Aquatics GB and AP Race are teaming up to deliver a social impact project to hundreds
Senior Triumvirate Provides Impressive Marks Across 50-100-200 Freestyles at NCAA Champs During the recent NCAA Championships, three men appeared in the championship final of the 50-yard freestyle, 100 freestyle and
Thomas Heilman Powers Piedmont as YMCA Nationals Open Olympian Thomas Heilman fueled the Piedmont Family YMCA to an 800 freestyle relay title on Monday night, the first of five days
Nevada Hires Olympic Medalist Krysta Palmer as Diving Coach American Olympic medalist Krysta Palmer was hired Monday to replace her mentor Jian Li You as the diving coach at the
Central States Clinic Approaching with Stacked Lineup of Coaches and Olympians The 43rd Annual Central States Swim Clinic, hosted by the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA), is set to take
Hubert Kos, Carson Tyler Named CSCAA Men’s Swimmer, Diver of the Year Texas’s Hubert Kos and Carson Tyler of Indiana were named Men’s Division I Swimmer and Diver of the
Spanish Olympian Carlos Garach Taking Hiatus to Pursue Military Career Spanish distance swimmer Carlos Garach is taking a break from swimming to pursue a military career. Garach made the announcement
