Can’t-Wait Paris Showdowns: Next Chapter of Kaylee McKeown vs. Regan Smith Rivalry Brewing (All-Time Rankings) With the Olympic Games in Paris just four months away, anticipation for specific showdowns will
Rikako Ikee Leads Trio of Japanese Swimmers to Qualify For Paris on Day 2 The 2024 Japanese Olympic Trials saw three swimmers qualify for the Paris Olympics on Day 2.
As a swimmer, you know there is something special about swimming that sets it apart from other sports. It is not just about moving through the water or winning medals
Motivational Monday: How a Senior Beat Challenges During Grueling Championship Meet By Elizabeth Kelley, Guest Contributor Breathe, it’s only a 200, I tell myself. Eight laps butterfly — that’s all
NCAA Division III Championships Preview: Denison Women, Emory Men Seeking to Stay on Top Last season in Division III swimming, the Denison women captured their second-ever national championship, defeating runner-up
Amanda Weir Still Owns 11-12 NAG in 50-Yard Freestyle; The Training That Produced This Success I first saw a picture of Amanda Weir in 1998. It was in Sports Illustrated’s
NCAA Women’s Championships: Virginia Four-Peat Seems Inevitable But Storylines Abound Barring a dramatic upset, the University of Virginia will wrap up a fourth consecutive NCAA team title in women’s swimming
Olivia Smoliga Thankful to Compete Near Home; Sees ASU Training Group as a Family Last weekend, USA Swimming held its latest TYR Pro Series stop in Westmont, Illinois. The competition
Central League Completes Sweep at PIAA 3A Boys Championships The group of swimmers from high schools in the Central League moved about the deck at Bucknell University like they owned
Road to Paris: Quest for Third Olympics Leads Egypt’s Ali Khalafalla through Oklahoma The road to the Olympics takes swimmers from all over the world through the American college system.
