U.S. Men’s Water Polo Names Roster for Fukuoka with Nine Olympians Nine Olympians are among the U.S. men’s water polo roster for the World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka, which starts
Yale Names Olympian Jacob Pebley Assistant Coach Olympian Jacob Pebley has been named an assistant coach at Yale University, the school announced on Thursday. Pebley spent the last year as
Friday Fun: Test Your Knowledge With This World Championships Quiz As part of our weekly Friday Fun feature, we offer up an opportunity to test your knowledge on the World
World Championships Preview — Women’s Backstroke: Kaylee McKeown, Regan Smith Set for All-Star Matchups (Predictions) When Regan Smith broke Missy Franklin’s world record in the 200 backstroke with a dominant performance at
NEW COMMIT: The University of Illinois has received a verbal commitment for the fall of 2024 from Junior National qualifier Kennedy Rainwater of Brookfield, Wisconsin. Regarding her commitment, she said: “I’m beyond
Nick Albiero Joining Brazilian Swimming Federation, Aiming for Paris Olympics Sixteen months after concluding a successful five-year collegiate career at the University of Louisville, Nick Albiero has announced plans to
How Thomas Heilman Broke the Mold to Qualify for World Championships Before this year, the last time a 16-year-old male swimmer represented the United States at a major international competition
World Championships Entry Lists Released: Benedetta Pilato, Yang Junxuan Will Not Defend World Titles World Aquatics has posted the entry lists for the Fukuoka World Championships that begin with open
Sarah Sjostrom To Focus On 50 Free And Fly In Fukuoka: No 100 Free Sarah Sjostrom will focus on the 50 fly and freestyle plus relays at the World Championships
Summer McIntosh Skipping 200 IM at World Championships; Focused On Four Solo Events Due to conflicting timelines, major championship competitions routinely feature athletes opting out of events in which they
