Ninth-Place Finishers from NCAA Championships Weigh in on Absence of B Finals Haakon Naughton still remembers the experience of qualifying for his first B-final at the NCAA Championships in 2025.
Martin Espernberger Named SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Tennessee men’s swimmer Martin Espernberger has been named the male recipient of the 2025-26 Southeastern Conference H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete of the Year,
Can American Men’s Backstroke Make Jump in 2026? First Test This Week Traditionally dominant in the men’s backstroke events, the United States had a dreadful performance at last year’s World
Olympic Champion Daniel Wiffen Moves Training Base to Dublin after Short-Lived California Switch Olympic champion Daniel Wiffen has moved his training base to Dublin following a spell at the University
Passages: Australian Olympian Brian Wilkinson, 88 Australian Olympian Brian Wilkinson died on April 27 in his native New South Wales. He was 88 years old. Wilkinson died after a short
Daniel Wiffen & Mona McSharry Spearhead Ireland’s Largest-Ever European Aquatics Championships Team Daniel Wiffen and Mona McSharry spearhead Ireland’s largest-ever European Aquatics Championships team, with 26 swimmers and one diver
World Aquatics Makes Progress on Five Pools in Africa World Aquatics on Tuesday announced progress on five pools being built in Africa as part of its “Pools for All” program.
Herbie Behm, Stefanie Williams Moreno Added to CSCAA Board Arizona State head coach Herbie Behm and Georgia’s Stefanie Williams Moreno have been added to the board of directors of the
Teagan O’Dell to Continue College Career at Virginia; Another Star for Six-Time Champs Following a strong start to her college career, Teagan O’Dell has announced that she will move across the
Site of International Swimming Hall of Fame Renamed ‘The Water District’ Fort Lauderdale has a new name for its waterfront, and the city is ready to say it out loud.
