The quality of the 2024 Olympic medals is under scrutiny after more than 100 athletes have returned them because of damage and rust just months after the Games, according to
Indiana Lands 2026 Verbal From Junior Pan Pacs Medalist Oliver Dawson NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has scored a big verbal commitment for its growing Class of 2026 from Oliver Dawson of Grande Prairie,
USA Swimming has been awarded the prestigious International Sports Awards Fan Engagement Award – Governing Body from the International Sports Convention. This award recognizes the organization’s outstanding efforts in hosting
College Swimming Women’s Top Times: Who Has Surprised This Season? College swimming has just over a month to go until the beginning of conference championship meets, which can produce sensational
Two-time Olympian Olivia Smoliga Launches In Depth Swimming Academy: ‘A Passion to Bring Something New’ When Olivia Smoliga was a young teenager, like many swimmers, she looked up to the
IOC Will Provide Gary Hall Jr. with Replacement Medals for Those Lost in L.A. Wildfires As Gary Hall Jr. ran through his home last week before evacuating the Pacific Palisades
Sprinter Albert Smelzer Verbally Commits To Cal For 2026 NEW COMMIT: Olympic Trials qualifier Albert Smelzer of Greensboro, North Carolina, will head to the west coast after verbally committing to the
Max Matteazzi Wins Three Races as Pitt Brawls Past West Virginia, George Washington Max Matteazzi won three individual events over a two-day meet at Trees Pool, leading Pittsburgh to wins
Q&A with SwimRVA Head Coach Jonathan Kaplan; Self-Described ‘Swim Nerd’ Has Followed Dream A self-described “swim nerd,” Jonathan Kaplan has pursued a lifelong coaching dream in building programs and influencing
Northwestern Sets Two Pool Records in Sweeping Penn State, Chicago Cade Duncan and Tyler Lu set pool records on Saturday as Northwestern swept a tri-meet in Evanston against Penn State
