Northwestern’s Oliver Kos Enhancing Family’s Impressive Efforts in Pool Swimming has always been a familial sport, with younger siblings frequently following older brothers and sisters into the pool. From the
Pro Swim Series Westmont, Day 1 Finals: Katie Ledecky Swims 8:08.57 to Defeat Summer McIntosh in 800 Freestyle; Leon Marchand Doubles The Wednesday evening finals session at the USA Swimming
Coaches, mark your calendars — registration is officially open for the 2026 ASCA World Clinic presented by Fitter & Faster Swim Camps, September 9–12, 2026, at the Rosen Centre Hotel
Pro Swim Series Westmont, Day 1 Prelims: Caeleb Dressel 10th in 50 Fly The Pro Swim Series stop in Westmont, Illinois, kicked off Wednesday morning with a loaded field in
Reframing Nostalgia – Something Worth Missing Every February and March, as conference championship season unfolds across the country, I find myself pulled back in time. This time of year, my
Junior National Finalist Ines Arnall Verbally Commits to Stanford for 2027 NEW COMMIT: Stanford University has received a new verbal commitment for the 2027-28 season and beyond from Ines Arnall out of
Katie Ledecky Finalist for Laureus World Sports Awards 2026 American swimmer Katie Ledecky has been named a finalist for Laureus Woman Sportswoman of the Year at the Laureus World Sports
Passages: Carl Samuelson, Hall of Fame Coach at Williams College, 94 Carl Samuelson, a hall of fame coach who was a pillar of Williams College’s elite Division III program, passed
Akron Clinches Fifth Straight Mid-American Conference Championship Akron University claimed victory at the Mid-American Conference Championships last weekend. Finishing with 771 points, the Zips were more than 200 points ahead
Olympic swimmer Hunter Armstrong said he plans to swim in the Enhanced Games, while also pursuing his goal of making the Olympics again in 2028. Armstrong, 25, told ESPN he
