U.S. Masters Swimming (USMS) has updated its interim eligibility policy regarding gender for competitions. After an alleged transgender athlete competed in the USMS Spring National Championships, the organization has faced
Twin Peaks: Jake and Owen Taylor Reach the Summit Together By Alex Ellison Twin brothers Jake and Owen Taylor took different routes through collegiate water polo, but the 2025 season
Where is the Power? A Look at the NCAA Championships Invitees (All Divisions) by Conference Conferences are the backbone of college swimming. From the heated competition at dual meets, to
Guest Editorial: The Pool as a Place of Peace By Jordan Fargo Every August, I can’t help but remember all of the times my dad would wake up nice and
NCAA Division II Championships, Night 2 Finals: Maurice Grabowski Wins 50 Free, Powers Relay Record Maurice Grabowski had a heck of a night at the NCAA Division II Championships on
Dan Marella Has Interim Tag Removed to Lead Pepperdine Program Dan Marella has had the interim tag removed to become the full-time head coach of Pepperdine women’s swimming and diving.
World Aquatics to Debut 4×4 Water Polo Format in September World Aquatics last week announced plans to debut a new 4×4 water polo format starting in September. The format, branded
The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) has announced that Swim Across America will again sponsor a scholarship for a deserving coach to attend the 2026 ASCA World Clinic Presented by
NCAA Division II Championships, Day 2 Prelims: Emilia Ronningdal Looks to Regain IM Crown As a freshman in 2023, Emilia Ronningdal burst onto the Division II scene by winning the
With Commonwealth Games on Horizon, Lewis Clareburt Dials Up Early-Season Momentum Is this a year Lewis Clareburt will enjoy significant success on the international stage? If history is an indicator,
