South Africa Turns Down Olympic Water Polo Bids; Romania (Men) and Canada (Women) Claim Spots In a surprising development, Swimming South Africa (SSA) pulled its men’s and women’s water polo
Daniel Wiffen Sets BUCS 1500 Free Record As Freya Colbert Also Makes Winning Return After World Titles Daniel Wiffen set a BUCS 1500 free record while Freya Colbert also made
The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame (IMSHOF) is different from most sports halls – Honorees do not have to be retired to be inducted. The sport is often a
The 2024 Big Ten Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships continued on Friday from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., with the Day 3 finals. The Day 3 events are the
SEC Championships, Day 4 Prelims: Bella Sims Flies to Top Seed in 200 Butterfly It’s been a sterling debut at the SEC Championships for Bella Sims this week, and the
Wyoming Identifies Swimmers Killed in Tragic Crash; GoFundMe Set Up to Support Families The University of Wyoming has identified the victims – three members of the swim team – from
ACC Championships, Day 4 Prelims: Alex Walsh Blasts Meet Record in 200 Fly Alex Walsh hadn’t swum a 200 fly in NCAA competition since her silver medal at the 2023
Q&A: A Chat With St. Xavier (Ky.) High School Coach Todd Larkin A former swimmer at St. Xavier High School in Louisville, Ky., Todd Larkin has continued to mold boys
Kalbus Invitational Highlights Spectacular Weekend of Water Polo Action The Barbara Kalbus Invitational—previously known as the UCI Invitational—is the most competitive tournament of the women’s NCAA regular season. It is
Illness Casts Doubt on Olympic Hopes of Singapore’s Nicholas Mahabir American-born Singapore international Nicholas Mahabir is dealing with a viral infection that has delayed his progress toward the Paris Olympics.
