Camille Spink, Tennessee Women Pushing for Third Straight National Top-Five Finish The University of Tennessee swimming program gets the most attention for the exploits of its male sprinters. Jordan Crooks recently
What Ilya Kharun’s Swap Means for the American, Canadian Programs Ilya Kharun fell into the lap of Swimming Canada in 2022, a program-changing talent the Canadians didn’t know they could
10 Years After Retirement, Michael Phelps Still Highly Ranked in Variety of Events Nearly a decade has passed since Michael Phelps bid farewell to the sport. His exclamation point was
An Explanation Of How Tech Suits Benefit Swimmers When it comes time to race, many swimmers, especially those racing in high-level competitions, wear specialized knee-length swimsuits known as tech suits.
Ilya Kharun Announces Decision to Shift from Canada to United States for International Competition After years of representing Canada at the international level, including as an Olympic medalist, Ilya Kharun
The Longest Current Medal Streaks in International Swimming At last summer’s World Championships, Katie Ledecky continued one of the all-time great streaks in athletic competition. In the women’s 800 freestyle
10 Things ‘Swammers’ Miss About the Sport There’s something about swimming that never really leaves you. Even after the early mornings end and the goggles are packed away for good,
Double Duty: Van Mathias Balancing Roles as Surging Breaststroke Star and Indiana Director of Ops A typical workday for Van Mathias looks similar to most of us. The University of
The Excellent Swim Coach (From the Archive) Swimming is very much a sport of observation. Swimmers observe others’ strokes underwater during practice and have a lot of time on deck
South Carolina Women Finish Unbeaten Dual Meet Season vs. Georgia Tech South Carolina finished a first unbeaten dual meet season since 1985 on Friday with a win over Georgia Tech
