Even After Massive Changes, Arizona State Men Still Have Talented Core For Title Defense Two days after Arizona State University won its first-ever national title in men’s swimming, the head
Matt Richards On Conflicting Olympic Medal Emotions, Pan Zhanle & His “Fantastic” Wedding Day Matt Richards sits at his new home in Manchester reflecting on a momentous few months in
Daniel Diehl Solid in Helping NC State Finish Sweep of Georgia at Swimpalooza Daniel Diehl turned in a solid day with a win in the 200 IM as NC State
A Look at the High School National Swim Records As Scholastic Season Picks up Pace The high school season is already in full force, with Florida holding the first of
Rylee Erisman Lowers 15-16 NAG Record, Public School Record at Florida 4A State Meet During a breakout summer, Rylee Erisman qualified for the Olympic Trials final of the 50 freestyle as
Gabi Albiero Has ‘Even More of a Hunger’ to Reach Potential in Fifth Year at Louisville Gabi Albiero has some unfinished business at Louisville. With studying for a masters and
Double Olympic Champion Kristóf Milák To Be Coached By Álmos Szabó With Eyes On Singapore Worlds Two-time Olympic champion Kristóf Milák will be coached by Álmos Szabó after he parted ways
By Cassidy Lavigne, Swimming World College Intern There are many different types of coaches who have distinct styles in how they train their athletes. Some push more than others and
The No. 22 UCLA Swimming and Diving team won their first home meet of the 2024-25 season at Spieker Aquatics Center on Saturday. The Bruins had 13 event wins en
Duke Women, Northwestern Men Earn Victories in Two-Day Meet in Durham The Duke Blue Devils welcomed Northwestern to Durham, N.C., this weekend for a two-day competition, and the host team
