Ray Looze Gives In-Depth Interview on Lane One: Making Waves Podcast (View Here) The International Swimming Coaches Association (ISCA), in its latest Lane One: Making Waves podcast with Summer Finke,
McKenzie Siroky Continuing to Deliver on Breaststroke Potential One year ago, McKenzie Siroky blasted her way onto her first World Championships team with an emphatic one-on-one victory. She had tied for
Sette Colli Meet Stacked with Top Stars; Gretchen Walsh and David Popovici Expected to Race The 62nd edition of the Sette Colli International Swim Meet (June 26-28) will once again
13 Thoughts Every Swimmer Has During Practice By Isabelle Robuck Staring at a black line for two hours can be pretty grueling sometimes. With long sets, the alone time gives
Ohio State Director of Swimming and Diving Bill Dorenkott has announced updates to the coaching staff for the 2026-27 season. Emily Hetzer has been hired as an assistant coach and
The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) has completed the 2025-26 academic year with six national championships, a new single-year all-time record for the 34-year-old conference. The MPSF had previously turned
Could Return of Kristof Milak Spark the Races of the Summer? After barely competing in 2025, Kristof Milak is back in race form. The 26-year-old Hungarian returned to the water at
Yale Secures 2027 Verbal Pledge From Junior National Qualifier Fin McLane NEW COMMIT: Kensington, New Hampshire native Fin McLane has announced his verbal commitment* to Yale University beginning in Fall 2027. McLane is
Marrit Steenbergen Seizes Control of 100 Freestyle During Incredible Week at Mare Nostrum Never has a two-time world champion been so underrated as Marrit Steenbergen. The Dutch swimmer captured the
Arizona State Hires Michael White as Assistant Coach Arizona State on Tuesday announced the hiring of Michael White as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. The Scottsdale, Arizona, native was
