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Roster Caps Incoming: Swimming Set For Tough Transition to New Era

Roster Caps Incoming: Swimming Set For Tough Transition to New Era When the ongoing college swimming season ends, so will hundreds of athletic careers as the sport enters a phase of massive upheaval. The introduction of NIL earning potential to collegians, the creation of the transfer portal and con...

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A Complete Guide to Swimming Concussions

By Dr. G. John Mullen, Swimming World Contributor (From the Archive) Parents and coaches, pay attention. Concussions do happen in the pool. The below will help guide you through the risks, symptoms, and treatments for concussions. Be head smart in the pool with the complete guide to swimming concuss...

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Chmielewski Brothers Win Twice Each as USC Handles UNLV

Chmielewski Brothers Win Twice Each as USC Handles UNLV The Chmielewski brothers won two events each as USC handled UNLV, 159-94, Friday night in a rare men’s only dual meet. The Polish internationals led the way at Uytengsu Aquatic Center in Los Angeles. Michal Chmielewski went 47.18 to win the 100...

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Emory Women New No. 1 in CSCAA Division III Top 25; Denison Men on Top

Emory Women New No. 1 in CSCAA Division III Top 25; Denison Men on Top Emory’s women’s team is the new No. 1 in the latest CSCAA Division III Top 25, released on Friday. It’s a shakeup of the top three, with Emory moving up a spot to the No. 1 ranking. MIT jumps a spot to second, with last month's N...

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Sid Cassidy Named 2025 Benjamin Franklin Award Winner by CSCAA

Sid Cassidy Named 2025 Benjamin Franklin Award Winner by CSCAA Sid Cassidy, a long-serving official and advocate for open water swimming, was named the 2025 recipient of the Benjamin Franklin Award by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America on Thursday. Cassidy has spent the last 20 year...

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Texas Men, Virginia Women Remain Atop CSCAA Top 25 Polls

Texas Men, Virginia Women Remain Atop CSCAA Top 25 Polls The University of Texas men’s team and the University of Virginia women both remain ranked No. 1 in the nation in the latest CSCAA poll, released Thursday. Both teams received every first-place vote in the poll conducted by the College Swimmin...

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Paris Veterans Lead 2025 U.S. Paralympic National Team Roster

Paris Veterans Lead 2025 U.S. Paralympic National Team Roster The 2025 U.S. Paralympic national team roster was announced on Thursday, featuring 28 athletes who competed at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris. The roster of 49 athletes – 31 women, 18 men – comprise the national team as the page turns to t...

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Anne Goodman James Wins CSCAA Lifetime Achievement Award

Anne Goodman James Wins CSCAA Lifetime Achievement Award Former Colorado College coach Anne Goodman James has been named the winner of the 2025 CSCAA Lifetime Achievement award. Goodman James led the Tigers from 2007 until her retirement last year, culminating 48 years in coaching. She coached 99 Al...

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Astronaut David R. Scott to Receive Charles McCaffree Award from CSCAA

Astronaut David R. Scott to Receive Charles McCaffree Award from CSCAA Astronaut and test pilot Dr. David R. Scott is the 2025 winner of the Charles McCaffree Award from the College Swim Coaches Association of America. Scott swam at the United States Military Academy at West Point before a career as...

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Rob Butcher Named Richard E. Steadman Award Winner by CSCAA

Rob Butcher Named Richard E. Steadman Award Winner by CSCAA Rob Butcher has been named the 2025 winner of the Richard E. Steadman Award by the College Swim Coaches Association of America. Butcher has served as the President and CEO of Swim Across America since 2016, a period of significant growth fo...