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,
13-Year-Old Sensation Yu Zidi Set to Race Five Events at China Open The fast-approaching China Open, which will run from March 19-22 in Shenzhen, will offer spectators the opportunity to
NCAA Division II Championships, Night 1: Tampa Sets 800 Free Relay Record The NCAA Division II Championships are a slow burn, with just the 800 freestyle relay to start the
World Aquatics Drops 400 Mixed Free Relay from Events List World Aquatics has aligned the event slates at the World Aquatics Championships and the Olympics by dropping the 400 mixed
World Aquatics Launches Call to Research Open Water Heat Limits World Aquatics on Tuesday released a call for updated research on heat limits for open water swim events. The world
Paralympian Robert Griswold Handed Permanent Ineligibility by SafeSport The United States Center for SafeSport on Monday gave Paralympic swimmer Robert Griswold a permanent ban over sexual misconduct. The case stems
USA Swimming, the national governing body for swimming in the United States, and its philanthropic arm, the USA Swimming Foundation, today announced the 2026 Community Impact Grant recipients. This year,
NCAA Men’s Championships Pre-Cut Psych Sheet: Texas Favored for Repeat Title The pre-cut psych sheets for the upcoming NCAA Men’s Championships were released Tuesday. These are not the final entry
NCAA Division II Championships Preview: Two Sides of Meet a Study in Contrasts The NCAA Division II Championships kick off on Tuesday with two wildly different fields on the men’s
Chris Guiliano Shows Off 50-100-200 Range in Westmont Less than two years ago, Chris Guiliano became the first American man since Matt Biondi to qualify for individual Olympic berths in
