Andrea Filadelli & Ines Delacroix Lift Overall Crowns Following Final Leg Of European Aquatics Open Water Cup Andrea Filadelli and Ines Delacroix clinched the overall titles in the European Aquatics
Cal Queen of the Pool is Isabelle Stadden Once Again; Zachary Tan Claims King Graduate student Isabelle Stadden won her third straight Queen of the Pool title as the California
CSCAA Makes Wave of Impact on Capitol Hill Advocating for College Swimming: ‘The March Will Go Forward’ The mission was simple: Get the word out to the most influential people
UVA Lands First 2026 Verbal From In-State Standout Alyssa Sagle NEW COMMIT: The University of Virginia, the four-time defending national champion, has earned its first verbal commitment for its Class of
Tar Heels Ready To Make Waves In The Fight Against Cancer The North Carolina swimming and diving team is preparing to make a splash this season in the pool and
USA Swimming, the National Governing Body of the sport of swimming in the United States, today announced the 71 athletes named to the 2024-2025 National Junior Team presented by the
A Distance Swimming Renaissance, and Why Today’s Athletes Offer Can’t-Miss Action In arguably the greatest male race for the U.S. team at the Paris Olympics, Bobby Finke defended his 1500
Two Gettysburg College Swimmers Suspended for Racist Incident Two swimmers at Gettysburg College have been suspended by the university for an incident in which a racial slur was scratched onto
Canadian Coach Brad Dingey Returns Home with Pointe-Claire Aquatic Club Former Swimming Canada head coach Brad Dingey has been hired this week to head Pointe-Claire Aquatic Club, a return to
Canadian Olympian Kelsey Wog Announces Retirement Two-time Canadian Olympic breaststroker Kelsey Wog announced her retirement from the sport this week. Wog made the announcement on Tuesday, two days shy of
