The Biggest Change that College Swimmers Face – Their Priorities One of the biggest regrets that many college student-athletes face after they graduate is wishing that they had done things
Paris Olympics: What Normalcy? COVID Returned to Games to Provide More Bumps Paris was supposed to be the return to normalcy, the first Olympics after the calendar-shifting, norm-busting COVID-19 pandemic.
The Final 15 Meters: Where Races are Won Something the Olympics has made abundantly clear is that races are won and lost in the back half. Over and over again,
Paris Olympics: Kristof Rasovszky Adds Olympic 10k Gold To World Title As Hungary Enjoy 1-3 Finish Kristof Rasovszky of Hungary added the Olympic title to his world crown with victory
Olympic Women’s Water Polo: Australia Tops U.S. in Shootout to End Four-Peat Quest The American quest for four straight gold medals in women’s water polo is over. Gabriella Palm stopped
The NCAA has released its Division I qualifying standards for the 2024-25 season for both the men and women. Both meets will be in Federal Way, Washington, in March. The
Rowdy Gaines Reveals 2028 Olympics Will Be His Last as NBC Sports Color Commentator For generations, Rowdy Gaines has been the voice of swimming in the United States, the excitable analyst
Olympic Women’s Water Polo: Spain Tops Netherlands in Shootout in Classic Semifinal Spain saw a five-goal lead evaporate, watched the Netherlands tie the game with seven seconds left then produced
Paris Olympics: Top-10 Performances From Swimming Competition Thirty-five gold medals were awarded over nine days of swimming at La Défense Arena, and despite significant struggles by the U.S. men, the
Paris Olympics: Katie Ledecky and Nick Mead Chosen as USA Flag Bearers for Closing Ceremony The United States has selected 14-time medalist Katie Ledecky and rowing gold medalist Nick Mead
