Ian Thorpe Says FINA Transgender-Participation Policy Is Wrong Nine-time Olympic medalist Ian Thorpe, who is widely considered the greatest Australian swimmer in history, has spoken out against FINA’s guidelines concerning
Kristof Milak and Szebasztian Szabo won their third titles in as many days with victories in the 200 free and 50 fly respectively at the Hungarian Short-Course Championships in Kaposvár.
NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championships to be Broadcast on ESPNU, ESPN App ESPN has announced plans to broadcast the NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championships next month on ESPNU and the
Invitational Prelims Roundup: Fly/Back Doubles Order of Day for Brendan Burns, Claire Curzan Friday brings Day 2 of most of the major fall invitationals this week, which means a chance
Forget Me Nots: Essential Items Needed For Every Swim Meet Too often, swimmers need to remember their swim meet essentials. Coaches always have swimmers who may have forgotten the items
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) released the November Edition of the 2022-23 Division I Top 25 Dual Meet Ranks. The committee, comprised of Division I
Olympians Raise Nearly $1 Million for Splash Foundation With Water for Wellbeing Open Water Swim Around Hong Kong After the Tokyo Olympics, Jamie Yeung wanted to help raise awareness for
8 Things You’ll Learn In Your First College Swim Season By Cassidy Lavigne Freshman year is full of new learning experiences and memories for everyone. As a collegiate athlete, your
Sprinters Take Center Stage at Tennessee Invitational, Deliver Slew of Relay A Cuts With sprinters taking starring roles on the opening night of the Tennessee Invitational, NCAA A Cuts in
Indiana Bags Four Relay A Cuts, Women’s 200 Free School Record at Ohio State Invitational The Indiana University relays were on fire on Day 1 of the Ohio State Invitational,
