How They Train: The Work of University of Texas NCAA Champion Emma Sticklen Want a picture of Lady Longhorn Emma Sticklen sailing toward her fifth NCAA championship? Think “hungry for
Freshman Focus (Part Four): International Olympians Bring Paris Experience to NCAA Elite college swimming always includes swimmers with Olympic experience, and this year’s class includes a pair of swimmers who
Klete Keller Receives Pardon for January 6 Conviction: ‘I Really Regret the Actions I Took’ More than four years after three-time Olympian Klete Keller was arrested for his role in
The SEC announced its swimmers and divers of the week. SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Week – Josh Liendo Liendo posted four event wins and two NCAA B-cut times against
ACC Weekly Honors: Isabelle Stadden, Ben Delmar Lead Award Winners In the week 15 set of weekly honors for the 2024-25 Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming & Diving season, North Carolina’s
Tatjana Smith Selected As Swimming World African Female Swimmer of the Year Rare are athletes who walk away from their sport at the peak of their powers. Frequently, retirement calls
With Coach Lars Humer Stepping Back, World Champion Erika Fairweather Relocates to Auckland Swimming New Zealand announced on Monday that coach Lars Humer will “step back” from international coaching, with
Q&A With Texas Associate Women’s Head Coach Mitch Dalton By Michael J. Stott After five years as director of USA Swimming’s National Junior Team Mitch Dalton is now associate head
With 6 World Championships in 3 Years, Who Has Won the Most Medals? It’s been a busy three years of international swimming. The sport, like much else, came to a
Electric Weekend of Swimming Highlights Bay Area College Excellence A whopping six NCAA collegiate swimming programs exist within a 100-mile radius of each other in California’s Bay Area. An additional
