Owen Stevens, Four-Time Michigan State Champion, Verbals to Louisville NEW COMMIT: The University of Louisville has scored a new verbal commitment for Fall 2025 from Owen Stevens out of Zeeland, Michigan. He will
Virginia men’s and women’s swimming and diving head coach Todd DeSorbo announced today (May 20) the promotion of Jake Shrum to associate head coach. Shrum has been a member of
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF), recognized by FINA, now World Aquatics, in 1968 as the International governing body for the Olympic aquatic sports as its official Hall of
U.S. Paralympics Swimming Names John Payne Head Coach for Paris U.S. Paralympics Swimming on Monday named John Payne the head coach for the team at the Paralympics in Paris this
Canada Nominates 20 Swimmers to 2024 Paralympics Canada on Sunday announced its list of 20 nominations for the 2024 Paralympics in Paris. The swimmers qualified in part thanks to their
Summer McIntosh Confirms Star Power With Prolific, Record-Breaking Trials Performance During her heyday, Katinka Hosszu was perhaps the most dominant women’s medley swimmer ever, winning four consecutive world titles over
The Century of the Elite Water Polo/Swimming Dual-Sport Athlete By Jeff Moulton and Russ Hafferkamp In the 20th century, it was not uncommon for American male athletes to excel in
Swimming Canada Names 29 Swimmers to Paris Olympic Team Swimming Canada concluded its Olympic trials in Toronto this week by naming a 29-member delegation for the Paris Olympics. The squad
Canadian Olympic Trials, Night 7: Josh Liendo Sets World No. 1 100 Fly Josh Liendo raised expectations by setting a Canadian record in the men’s 100 butterfly Sunday morning at
Chris Giuliano Wins 100 Free at Indy May Cup in 48.70 Chris Guiliano was within a second of his best time in winning the 100 freestyle at the Indy May
