Iowa State Coach Duane Sorenson Announces Retirement after 27 Seasons Duane Sorenson announced his retirement on Monday after 27 years at the helm of the Cyclones’ women’s program. Sorenson is
When Wisconsin senior Phoebe Bacon won her second NCAA title in the 200-yard backstroke, she wasn’t ready to decide on her future yet. But after a little reflection on the
NCAA Men’s Championships: Jordan Crooks Flashing Serious Speed on Rocky Top When it comes to swimming fast, look no further than Tennessee junior Jordan Crooks. He’s the second-fastest swimmer ever
A Meet to Remember and Forget: When the Norovirus Rocked the 2010 NCAA Men’s Championships The 2010 men’s NCAAs will be remembered for Texas winning its historic 10th crown, moving
Frederica Kizek: The Improbable Path to Dream NCAA Appearance At their peak, the NCAA Championships are the world’s most competitive team-based swim meet. Tiny margins often determine the difference between
NCAA Men’s Championships: A Look at the Psych Sheets For This Week’s Action in Indy The NCAA Men’s Championships will begin on Wednesday in Indianapolis, with defending champion Cal and
Special Sets: The Training That Guided Virginia’s Jasmine Nocentini to NCAA Stardom The women’s NCAA championships are over. The University of Virginia won its fourth straight title in dominant fashion,
Farewell to a Legend: For One Final Time, Eddie Reese Leads Texas Into NCAA Champs As Eddie Reese plans to retire from coaching after the U.S. Olympic Trials in June,
Reigning Olympic Champ Yui Ohashi Earns Right to Defend 200 IM Title in Paris After missing out on the chance to defend her Olympic title in the 400-meter individual medley
Rylee Erisman Becomes Youngest American to Clock Sub-25 Effort in 50 Freestyle One of the top rising teenagers on the American scene, Rylee Erisman broke through a special barrier during
