Luca Urlando ‘On the Right Path for Short Course Worlds’ After Record-Setting Trials Since narrowly missing out on the Olympic semifinals in the event two years ago, Luca Urlando has
Results Panna Ugrai made it seven golds in as many events after two days of the Hungarian Short Course Championships in Kaposvár. The 22-year-old took the 100 free (52.90) and
CSL Wild Card Match: Indiana Dominates Competition to Advance to Final The inaugural season of the College Swimming League concludes this weekend in Indianapolis. Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina State
Swimmers Kaitlin Sandeno Hogan and Steve Furniss were selected for the 2027 USC Athletic Hall of Fame class, along with water polo player Moriah Van Norman. The aquatics trio was
Tomoru Honda Handed 21-Month Suspension, to Miss LA Olympics Olympian Tomoru Honda was banned 21 months by the Japan Swimming Federation on Wednesday, ruling the 24-year-old out of the 2028
Stanford Lands 2028 Verbal From Junior National Finalist Emma Hussein NEW COMMIT: Stanford University has landed a big verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from in-state standout Emma Hussein of Stevenson Ranch,
Indian River Foundation Begins Fundraising for Swimming and Diving Program The possible elimination of the Indian River State College swimming and diving program has been tabled, but the efforts to
What the Midterms Mean for the Future of the Protect College Sports Act By Alexander L. Ballard With the bill looking increasingly likely to stall in Congress, swimmers have a
Rylee Erisman Cracks World Junior Record in 100 Freestyle; Continues Sharp Upward Trajectory The final event of last week’s United States Trials for the World Short Course Championships will be
SMU Men Take Down TCU in Wednesday Dual Meet A pair of Lone Star State men’s swimming and diving teams raced Wednesday afternoon in Dallas as Southern Methodist hosted Texas
