Led by Jack Harvey Records, Caribbean Swimmers Impress at Pro Swim Series Caribbean swimming, especially on the men’s side, is having a moment of renewed international relevance. That group showed
NCAA Men’s Championships Preview: You Can Count on Cal Amid all the changes that have happened since last year’s NCAAs — jumpstarted by Arizona State’s national championship coach, Bob Bowman,
NCAA Women’s Championships Preview: Virginia Heavily Favored For Fifth Consecutive Crown Head coach Todd DeSorbo and his University of Virginia swimmers will be trying to repeat what they’ve accomplished at
NCAA Swimming Has a Chance to Emerge From Turbulent Waters in Stronger Position BERKELEY, Calif. — The sky hung heavy with gray clouds over Spieker Aquatics Complex, a fitting backdrop
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) is pleased to announce the selection of 781 teams from 459 institutions for the Scholar All-America Team for the Fall
Bobby Finke Honored as Swimming World American Male Swimmer of the Year Plenty of storylines followed Bobby Finke into the final of the 1500-meter freestyle on the last night of
Josh Liendo and Ilya Kharun Lighting the Way for Surge by Canadian Men’s Program What Josh Liendo and Ilya Kharun did in Paris last summer—winning three Olympic medals between them—was
Florida Men’s Sprinters Remain a Force This College Season For three consecutive season, the University of Florida men have been victorious in at least two relays at the NCAA Championships,
Josh Liendo, Julian Smith Lead Florida Men to Win at Virginia; G. Walsh, Curzan Lead UVA Women The elite showdown of the college season thus far took place Friday afternoon
Katie Ledecky Appears at Tech Conference; Discusses Career Steps and How to Manage Goals On the second day of MetLife’s 2024 Triangle Tech X Conference, Katie Ledecky sat down for
