Pieter Coetze, Tatjana Schoenmaker Post Quick 100s on Opening Day of South African Championships As South Africa’s national championships got underway Wednesday in Gqeberha, a pair of the country’s top
Jordan Crooks, Maggie MacNeil Named Swimmers of the Year in All-SEC Awards Tennessee’s Jordan Crooks and Maggie MacNeil of LSU were named the SEC Swimmers of the Year in the
How They Train: The Development and Sets of Philippines Olympic Hopeful Chloe Isleta Chloe Isleta’s long and storied career continues unabated. At age 13, well before enrolling at Arizona State,
British Swimming Announce 29-Strong Team For Fukuoka Worlds: No Place For Luke Greenbank British Swimming have selected a 29-strong team for the World Championships in Fukuoka, with a focus on
What Can Leon Marchand Do in His Long Course Return? His performance less than three weeks ago at the NCAA Men’s Championships can only be described as one of the
NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has received a new verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season from 10-time Guyanese National Record Holder Raekwon Noel, who lives in Blackwood, New Jersey. His home nation
Backstroke Star Daniel Diehl Commits to NC State for 2024-2025 One of the elite high-school-aged swimmers in the country has announced his college destination. Daniel Diehl, who represents the Cumberland YMCA
Katie Ledecky has withdrawn from the TYR Pro Swim Series stop in Westmont, Illinois. Ledecky said she is staying to train in Florida after dealing with an illness. “11 Weeks
Cornell Extends Coaching Endowment to Add Women’s Swimming Post Cornell has extended the endowment of its men’s head coach of swimming to add the women’s job, under the Philip H.
Howard Coach Nicholas Askew Earns Drake HERO Award Howard University swimming and diving coach Nicholas Askew has been named the 2023 winner of the Drake HERO award, the school announced
