Sarah Sjöström and Noè Ponti Voted Top Swimmers At 2023 European Aquatics Awards Sarah Sjöström and Noè Ponti have been named Europe’s top swimmers of 2023 in the European Aquatics Awards. It’s
NCAA Men’s Championships: Can Arizona State Knock Off Cal in Indianapolis? (Team Predictions) Just like last year when Cal outlasted Arizona State to capture its sixth national team title since
An Open Letter to the Unsung Swim Parent Swimming World runs this tribute to parents on occasion to recognize the impact that parents have on the sport, and as an
Passages: Joana Neves, Brazilian Paralympic Medalist, Age 37 Joana Neves, a Brazilian swimmer who won five medals over the last three Paralympic Games, died on March 18. She was 37
Springfield College Coach John Taffe Announces Retirement Springfield College men’s and women’s head coach John Taffe announced his retirement on a 35-year career on Monday. Taffee led Springfield to become
Iowa State Coach Duane Sorenson Announces Retirement after 27 Seasons Duane Sorenson announced his retirement on Monday after 27 years at the helm of the Cyclones’ women’s program. Sorenson is
When Wisconsin senior Phoebe Bacon won her second NCAA title in the 200-yard backstroke, she wasn’t ready to decide on her future yet. But after a little reflection on the
NCAA Men’s Championships: Jordan Crooks Flashing Serious Speed on Rocky Top When it comes to swimming fast, look no further than Tennessee junior Jordan Crooks. He’s the second-fastest swimmer ever
A Meet to Remember and Forget: When the Norovirus Rocked the 2010 NCAA Men’s Championships The 2010 men’s NCAAs will be remembered for Texas winning its historic 10th crown, moving
Frederica Kizek: The Improbable Path to Dream NCAA Appearance At their peak, the NCAA Championships are the world’s most competitive team-based swim meet. Tiny margins often determine the difference between
