Valentina Rozas Becomes First Women’s Water Polo Player in Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame On October 3, Valentina Rozas (Class of 2010) became the first women’s water polo player inducted
Leah Shackley Set to Elevate NC State Wolfpack After Breakout Summer At this summer’s World University Games, Leah Shackley put forth a performance that elevated her career. Shackley followed up
How Emily Klueh Has Turned to Mental Health Role in Post-Athletic Career “Do you have one more lap in you?” “Do you have one more rep in you?” In the
Great Races: When Tom Jager and Matt Biondi Took the 50 Freestyle Into Sub-22 Range Their duels produced one of the greatest rivalries the sport has seen, so it was
By Abigail Sheridan The college swimming recruiting process can be a complicated maze of websites, phone calls, emails, recruiting questionnaires, visits and much more. It can be easy to get
Retired Irish Olympian Shane Ryan Joins Enhanced Games Newly retired Irish Olympian Shane Ryan announced Monday he’s joining the Enhanced Games. Ryan retired from competitive swimming last week. His decision
Entry Lists Released for Westmont Stop of World Cup Circuit; UVA Sending College Stars The entry lists for the next stop of the World Cup series have been released by
Summer McIntosh to Miss Rest of World Cup With Illness After missing the Carmel, Ind., stop of the 2025 World Cup, Olympic champion Summer McIntosh will miss the rest of
Gretchen Walsh, Hubert Kos Lead Standings After First Leg of World Cup After the first stop of the World Cup circuit, which unfolded over the weekend in Carmel (Ind.), Hubert
Nine Under-the-Radar Returners Who Could Impact NCAA Women’s Swimming This Season A significant swath of talent has departed from college swimming. Sisters Alex and Gretchen Walsh are done at the
