Jack Alexy Has Walked Through Door to American Sprinting Prominence With Caeleb Dressel’s future uncertain, with a generation of sprinters aging out, with the American men looking desperately for a
World Cup Athens, Day 1 Prelims: Michael Andrew Heads 50 Free & 100 Fly The second stop of the World Aquatics World Cup began in Athens, Greece, on Friday with
arena is pleased to unveil its 2023 Breast Cancer Awareness Collection to benefit Keep A Breast foundation. The collection launches in time for Breast Cancer Awareness Month to underscore the
Breaststroke, Timely Wins Help Arkansas Topple LSU A pair of 1-2 finishes in breaststroke and a late win by Maddy Hartley in the 100 fly led Arkansas to a 151-149
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced its first rankings of the NCAA Division I college season. The Arizona State men took the top spot, followed
World Aquatics Moves Open Water World Cup Stop from Israel to Portugal Due to escalating hostilities in the Middle East, World Aquatics on Thursday announced it will relocate the final
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board has suspended the Russian Olympic Committee indefinitely, citing a breach of the Olympic Charter based on Russia’s actions with Ukraine. According to an
Throwback Thursday: Rebecca Soni Breaks 2:20 in 200 Breaststroke Gold-Medal Finale Earlier this year, Russian teenager Evgeniia Chikunova blasted through the 2:18-barrier in the women’s 200 breaststroke, annihilating the previous world
Jasmine Anderson, Alaska State Champ, Choose BYU NEW COMMIT: Brigham Young University has earned a new verbal commitment for Fall 2024 from Alexandria “Jasmine” Anderson out of Wasilla, Alaska. She told Swimming
6 Common Characteristics That Swimmers Share Swimmers stand out for the traits they possess. They have fundamental ideals of persistence and determination that help them succeed in the sport. Here
