The first two days of women’s competition at the United States National Championships have featured several impressive performances – not surprisingly – from University of Virginia athletes. Already, titles have
U.S. Nationals, Day Three Men’s Prelims: Caeleb Dressel Pops 50.55 Effort for Top Seed in 100 Butterfly Some intriguing storylines have further developed over the first two days of the
Day Two of the 2026 USA Swimming Toyota National Championships is in the books. There were several memorable moments on the second night. Swimming World Chief Photographer Peter H. Bick was on
Ilya Kharun: ‘Happy To Be With the Big Dogs’; Olympic Medalist Eager to Represent Team USA The decision of Ilya Kharun to switch his sporting nationality from Canada to the
Ultra Marathon Swimmer Madi Armstrong Creates Documentary; Will Swim English Channel for Cancer Research When Madi Armstrong was in the water, she knew her father was not far away. Steve
Ilya Kharun Rips U.S. Open Record in 50 Butterfly; Caeleb Dressel Continues to Look Sharp When Ilya Kharun made the decision to switch his sporting nationality from Canada to the
Isabelle Stadden Continues Stellar Year With 2:04.76 200 Backstroke for National Title One year ago, Isabelle Stadden was outside of the championship finals in the 100 and 200 backstroke at U.S.
U.S. Nationals, Day Two Men’s Finals: Josh Bey, Gabe Nunziata, David King Climb World Rankings Four men’s finals took place Wednesday evening at U.S. Nationals in Irvine, Calif., including the
Coming off an American record in the 100-meter freestyle on the opening night of the United States National Championships, Anna Moesch was once again set to be a leading storyline
Peter Vanderkaay to be Inducted Into Michigan Sports Hall of Fame The Michigan Sports Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2026 and three-time Olympian Peter Vanderkaay is one
