World Anti-Doping Agency Tables Funds Withholding Discussion, Area of Conflict with U.S. The World Anti-Doping Agency referred for further discussion the “voluntary withholding of contributions by governments” at its latest
Michael Phelps Being Considered for Honorary Degree at University of Michigan According to multiple reports, 28-time Olympic medalist Michael Phelps has been nominated to receive an honorary degree from the
SMU Lands 2027 Verbal Pledge from Winter Juniors Qualifier Annabelle Nawrocki NEW COMMIT: Southern Methodist University has landed a verbal commitment for Fall 2027 from Annabelle Nawrocki of Aurora, Illinois. She
NCAA Division III Championships, Day 1 Prelims: Veterans In Search of Crowns Greta Gidley has been a fixture in finals at the NCAA Division III Championships in her four years
NCAA Women’s Championships, Day 1 Prelims: Texas Sets Fast Medley Relay The NCAA Women’s Championships kicked off Wednesday morning at Atlanta’s McAuley Aquatic Center with early heats of the opening
Marshall women’s swimming and diving isn’t going anywhere after all. The university announced Wednesday, March 18, that it will retain its women’s swimming & diving program while continuing plans to
Stanford Women Set For One Final Run to Conclude Torri Huske Era With her college career in its final days, Torri Huske has long since secured her place among the
NCAA Division III Championships: Denison Looking for Repeat, NYU Seeking Breakthrough It took a lot last year to unseat three-time NCAA Division III men’s swimming and diving champion Emory. Denison
Kristina Orban, Maurice Grabowski Named CSCAA Division II Swimmers of the Year Kristina Orban of Nova Southeastern and Lynn’s Maurice Grabowski were named the Division II Swimmers of the Year
Mt. San Antonio College to host 2026 Para Pan Pacific Championships U.S. Paralympics Swimming announced on Tuesday that it will host the 2026 Para Pan Pacific Championships this summer at
