Cal Completes Third Three-Peat for 17th NCAA Men’s Water Polo Title The University of California rode another stirring performance from Nikolaos Papanikolaou to claim the school’s third straight NCAA Men’s
Olympians Katie Hoff, Missy Franklin Launch New Podcast, ‘Unfiltered Waters’ Olympians Katie Hoff and Missy Franklin Sunday announced a new podcast they’re collaborating on called Unfiltered Waters. The two former
Gold and Silver For Australia’s Open Water Dolphins In Dramatic Finale To World Cup Series In Portugal Australia’s open water team will begin the 2024 Olympic year on a high
Tes Schouten & Arno Kamminga Strike Gold On Final Day In Rotterdam Tes Schouten and Arno Kamminga won the women’s and men’s 100m breaststroke titles as the Rotterdam Qualification Meet
NC State Snags 2025 Verbal From Local Standout Aaron Davidson NEW COMMIT: North Carolina State University has kept local standout Aaron Davidson of Raleigh in-state for his college career, as Davidson has verbally
Jaimie Monahan, Marathon Swimming Around the World: Six Continents in 16 Days By Ned Denison Jaimie Monahan has staked major claims in the sport of open water swimming. She is
Aussie Olympian Matt Temple Smashes Own 100 Butterfly National Record at Japan Open Tokyo Olympian Matt Temple has tonight rocketed into medal contention for next year’s Paris Games, smashing his
The Minnesota Invitational concluded with the final night of competition from Minneapolis. The events for the final session are the women’s and men’s 1650 freestyle, 200 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 200
U.S. Open: Hubert Kos Impressive in 200 Backstroke; Bobby Finke Closes the Deal in 1500 (Men’s Recap) Four months ago, Hubert Kos was mostly known as a medley swimmer, but that
U.S. Open: Regan Smith Aces Grueling 200 Back-200 Fly Double; Katie Ledecky Shines in 1500 Free (Women’s Recap) The final evening of swimming at the U.S. Open began with a
