Summer McIntosh Skipping 200 IM at World Championships; Focused On Four Solo Events Due to conflicting timelines, major championship competitions routinely feature athletes opting out of events in which they
Tar Heels Snag Verbal From Versatile PJ Foy Out Of Alaska NEW COMMIT: The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill has secured a new verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season from
Throwback Thursday: Flashback to Fukuoka…When the World Championships First Visited Japan The World Championships in Fukuoka are less than two weeks away and the meet will signify a return to
World Championships Preview — Mixed Relays: Americans, Australians Favored for Repeat World Titles (Predictions) When mixed-gender relays were first introduced to the World Championships program in 2015, they were treated
Why Swimming Needs to Adapt in the World of NIL Over the past two years, there has been a lot of discussion in the world of athletics on why college
Good For a Laugh: The 10 Eight-and-Unders You’ll Meet By Katie Wingert Eight-and-unders bring vitality to any age group swimming program, but their eccentricities also add entertainment value. Over the
Six Olympians Lead U.S. Women’s Water Polo Roster for Worlds Six Olympians are among the 15 players who were named to the U.S. women’s water polo roster for the World
Kate Douglass, Jordan Crooks, Aria Fischer Sullivan Award Semifinalists Kate Douglass led three aquatic athletes among the 24 semifinalists for the 93rd annual James E. Sullivan Award, presented by the
World Championships to Stream Live on Peacock in the United States NBC Sports announced Wednesday that comprehensive coverage of the upcoming World Aquatics Championships will stream on Peacock beginning Friday,
CSCAA Releases Scholar All-American List of 2290 Athletes The College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has announced the women and men who were named Scholar All-Americans for
