‘Absolutely Happy’ Olympic Champ Yui Ohashi Ready for Opportunities of Retirement Japanese Olympic medley gold medalist Yui Ohashi expressed gratitude for her career at a press conference on Friday, her
Josh Liendo, Julian Smith Lead Florida Men to Win at Virginia; G. Walsh, Curzan Lead UVA Women The elite showdown of the college season thus far took place Friday afternoon
Leon Marchand Returns To The Top Of The Podium After “Pretty Amazing” Olympics Leon Marchand transcended his sport in Paris as he soared to four gold medals, captivating the sporting
Kaylee McKeown Pulls Out Of World Cup: “Putting My Mental Health First” Kaylee McKeown has pulled out of the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2024, in order to put her
Kate Douglass Crushes American Record in 100 IM in Shanghai In her first international competition since the Paris Olympics, Kate Douglass picked up right where she left off. The U.S.
Noè Ponti Almost Lost For Words After Lowering European 100 Fly S/C Record In Shanghai; Third-Fastest All-Time Noè Ponti swam the third-fastest 100m butterfly all-time en-route to a European short-course
World Cup Shanghai, Day 1 Finals: Continental Records For Qin Haiyang, Wang Shun, Kaylee McKeown & Noè Ponti Qin Haiyang, Wang Shun, Kaylee McKeown and Noè Ponti set respective continental
6 Ways to Shake Up NCAA Swimming Dual Meets: A Fresh Take for Fans and Swimmers NCAA swimming dual meets are cornerstones of the sport at the college level, showcasing
Olympian Alex Shackell De-Commits from Cal, Plans to Defer For a Year Olympian Alex Shackell has de-committed from Cal and will defer a year before starting her college career. Shackell,
Like most of the world’s elite swimmers, Gal Groumi was focused on the Olympics. He was laser focused with tunnel vision, all eyes locked on Paris – and all of
