Anna Peplowski Riding Momentum From Worlds and NCAAs, Targeting 200 Free at Trials The chance at earning a World Championships spot appeared to vanish when Anna Peplowski finished seventh in
Kentucky Wildcats Score 2025 Verbal Pledge From Cassidy Allison NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has received a new verbal commitment for the 2025-26 season and beyond from Junior National qualifier
Mizzou Gets Verbal From Nebraska State Champ Jadeon Carter NEW COMMIT: The University if Missouri has received a new verbal commitment for the 2025-26 season and beyond from Junior National qualifier
Swimmers’ Path to Personal Wellness with 21 Body Care Strategies Swimming is a sport that demands dedication from its athletes. It’s not uncommon for swimmers to wake up before dawn
Luka Mijatovic Lowers Own NAG Records in 500 Free, 400 IM At almost every meet in which Luka Mijatovic competes, he breaks at least one National Age Group record, with
The USA Swimming Foundation, the philanthropic arm of USA Swimming, today announced its initial round of 2024 Learn-to-Swim Grant program funding. It awarded $780,000 to 162 swim lesson providers nationwide,
Kristof Milak made a winning return to the water and Katinka Hosszu retraced her steps to the podium at the Hungarian Championships in Budapest. Milak, the Olympic 200 fly champion
Clad le Clos Opts for 100 Free, Finishes Second at SA National Championships Chad le Clos scratched the final of the men’s 200 butterfly Tuesday and fell short of qualifying
BYU Coach Shari Skabelund Announces Retirement After 37 Years Shari Skabelund announced her retirement on Monday after 37 years of part- and full-time coaching at BYU. Skabelund started out in
Eve Thomas Books Olympic A Cut in 1,500 at NZ Swimming Championships New Zealand’s Eve Thomas secured an Olympic spot in the women’s 1,500 freestyle on the first day of
