GAINESVILLE, Florida, January 25. AFTER an electric dual meet against conference rival Auburn, several members of Florida’s swim team talked about the competition after the victory cheer in the warmdown
ATHENS, Georgia, January 25. AFTER serving a two-week suspension for academic issues, Chase Kalisz returned to competition for the Georgia Bulldogs today, winning three events as the Georgia men’s and
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana, January 25. IN an always-heated in-state battle, the No. 11 Indiana Hoosiers upended the undefeated No. 18 Purdue Boilermaker women, 154.5-135.5, at the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center. Indiana Press
WINNIPEG, Canada, January 25. THE hundreds of swimmers and fans in the Pan Am Pool yesterday in Winnipeg were treated to a major moment in Masters swimming history, a moment
GAINESVILLE, Florida, January 24. THE final home meet of the season for the Florida Gators showed how dominant they are poised to be at next month’s Southeastern Conference championships with
GWANGJU, Korea, January 25. TWO officials found guilty of forging documents in South Korea’s bid to host the 2019 FINA aquatics world championships were handed suspended prison sentences Friday, according
UPPSALA, Sweden, January 25. THE Swedish Grand Prix stop in Uppsala got underway today with Therese Svendsen earning a backstroke double with wins in the 50 back and 200 back.
ANTWERP, Belgium, January 25. WITH British Swimming electing to send a full team to the Speedo Flanders Cup, not many other international representatives had a chance to collect podium spots
HANOVER, New Hampshire, January 24. DARTMOUTH leads both the men’s and women’s team standings after the first night of competition at the Dartmouth Invitational. The Big Green won six events
PULLMAN, Washington, January 24. WASHINGTON State honored its senior class Friday night by beating fellow Pac-12 school Oregon State, 148-114. Emma Johansson and Nicole Proulx each won two individual events
