Caeleb Dressel, Simone Manuel Show Progress Toward Paris Goal at U.S. Open Their immensely successful sprint careers both exploded after golden moments at the 2016 Olympics, where Simone Manuel won
The transfer portal has become vital to the new world of collegiate athletics. Coaches and teams nationwide have been forced to evolve and use the portal, as it’s now an
Charlie Kulp Selects Duke, Will Arrive in Fall 2025 NEW COMMIT: Chatham, New Jersey native and Junior National qualifier Charlie Kulp has handed a verbal commitment to Duke University and will arrive on
Tech Tuesday: FINIS Stability Snorkel Stands Out As Essential Training Tool If there was one pieces of swimming equipment I would not want to be without, it would be a
Swimming Holiday Gift Guide on a Budget! Everything Under $50! Three weeks left in December to make your move! Here are great gifts and stocking stuffers that won’t break your
The first prelims session of the European Short-Course Swimming Championships got under way on Tuesday in Otopeni, Romania. The British men’s 4×50 free relay quartet set a national record of
Princeton Freshmen Eleanor Sun, Dakota Tucker Set School Marks in Big Al Invitational Win Princeton freshmen Eleanor Sun and Dakota Tucker set school records as the Tigers swept men’s and
Arno Kamminga On Going To The Doha Worlds, Fukuoka Silver & European Short-Course Championships Arno Kamminga will turn his attention to the Doha worlds following the upcoming European Short-Course Championships
Poll of the Week: What Was the Top Female Performance From the U.S. Open Last weekend’s U.S. Open in Greensboro was not short on exceptional performances among both men and
Torri Huske Comeback Could Be Huge for U.S. Women’s Olympic Prospects In her breakout international performance at the 2022 World Championships, Torri Huske won six medals overall, including gold in the
