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By David Rieder CHARLESTON − FINA confirmed Thursday that it will indeed return the 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup to the United Arab Emirates for the first time since October
COLLEGE STATION – Cypress Fairbanks’ Bronwyn Tuff and Brenham Swim Club’s Hudson Smith picked up wins in the 1500m free and 800m free, respectively, while Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics swept
FEDERAL WAY – California’s Cierra Runge wasted little time to continue her epic meet as she took down the NCAA record in the 500-yard free at the Pac 12 Women’s
AUSTIN – Texas continued its inevitable march to the Big 12 team titles tonight with the highlight of the night coming from Will Licon’s 200-yard IM Big 12 mark. Men’s
IOWA CITY – The Michigan Wolverines put up a pretty strong day to enter Friday with a big lead at the Big Ten Men’s Championships. Wisconsin’s Matt Hutchins upset Michigan’s
RICHMOND – The 2015 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Swimming Championship continued on Thursday and for the second consecutive day, the Towson Tiger women and the William & Mary Tribe men
PRINCETON – Princeton absolutely dominated night two at the Ivy League Men’s Championships, pushing their lead to more than 100 points against Harvard, 488-385. Princeton kicked off what was a big
By Wilson Josephson and Allie Clark, Swimming World College Interns Despite the surprises that sprung up over the course of the three-day Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Swimming Championships, when the
ATLANTA – Sprint day was very kind to the N.C. State Wolfpack as the squad dominated the ACC Men’s Championships all night long. NC State’s Anton Ipsen raced his way
