Catherine Breed More Than Halfway Through ‘Swim California’
Catherine Breed stepped into the Pacific Ocean at the Oregon-California border on July 1. End goal: Mexico. Breed is in the middle of a 900-mile “Swim California,” an open water
Catherine Breed stepped into the Pacific Ocean at the Oregon-California border on July 1. End goal: Mexico. Breed is in the middle of a 900-mile “Swim California,” an open water
Asian Games Preview: South Korea, China Could Threaten Seven-Minute Barrier in 800 Freestyle Relay Great Britain has accomplished the feat on four occasions. So has the United States. Otherwise, only
12 Questions You Should Ask During College Recruiting Process By Ashley Illenye (Archive) Each year, high school seniors must make one of the biggest decisions of their young adult lives:
Retired Olympic Gold Medalist Tatjana Smith Returns for Short-Course Champs Retired South African Olympic gold medalist Tatjana Smith is returning to the water for this month’s South African Short-Course Championships.
Lani Pallister And Sam Short Headline Australian Short Course Championships Entries Australia’s two most successful swimmers from 2026, Lani Pallister and Sam Short, will headline the entries for this year’s
Lehigh University Men’s Program Suspended for Hazing Allegations; Investigation Underway Lehigh University has suspended all activities related to its men’s swimming and diving program due to hazing allegations, according to
Army West Point Lands First 2028 Verbal From IMer Mia Jones NEW COMMIT: The United States Military Academy at West Point has secured its first verbal commitment for the 2028-29 season
SEC Championships Format Moves to Seven Days The Southeastern Conference has (SEC) established a scheduling format for the 2027 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships, which will take place Feb. 14-20,
Sprinter Lizzy Johnson Gives In-State FSU Seminoles First 2028 Verbal Commitment NEW COMMIT: Florida State University has earned its first public verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from in-state standout Lizzy Johnson of
The Protect College Sports Act is headed toward a vote. The act, a bill led by Sens. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.), Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.), revolves around costs