World Cup Budapest, Day 1 Prelims: Ilya Shymanovich Returns As Neutral Athlete, Ninth In 100m Breaststroke Ilya Shymanovich returned to international competition as a neutral athlete when the third and
Peter Varjasi Helps Florida State Split with Georgia Tech Florida State’s Peter Varjasi won a pair of events and led off the Seminoles’ decisive 400 freestyle relay in a split
A Look Back Into the Past: A History of the Backstroke Start and Backstroke Wedge The backstroke start is arguably the most unique start in the sport of swimming. But
Open water swimming in Australia is getting a big boost as the more opportunities for the Rottnest Channel crossings will resume. The Rottnest Channel swim is a swim from Perth
James Guy Doing Everything Possible For “The Big Dance” Of Paris 2024 James Guy will “leave no stone unturned” as he seeks to add to his five-strong Olympic medal haul
Throwback Thursday: Mark Spitz Wins Five Gold Medals at 1967 Pan American Games With the Pan American Games scheduled to start this weekend, it seemed like an appropriate time to
Michigan Earns 2025 Verbal Pledge From Open Water Ace William Siegel NEW COMMIT: The University of Michigan has begun its Class of 2025 recruiting after receiving a verbal commitment from U.S.
Madi Mintenko, World Juniors Gold Medalist, Sends 2025 Verbal to Virginia NEW COMMIT: The University of Virginia has recently landed a big verbal commitment for the fall of 2025 from Colorado
The Big Ten Conference has announced this week’s Men’s Swimmer, Diver, and Freshman of the Week for the week ending Tuesday, Oct. 17. Big Ten Men’s Swimmer of the Week
Kristof Milak Will Not Return To Competition At World Cup In Budapest Kristof Milak won’t be making his competitive comeback at the final leg of the World Cup in front
