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‘The Biggest Bummer:’ NCAA’s Experimental Cut of B Final Met with Widespread Criticism Thursday night should’ve been a celebration for Chloe Braun, but it ended up looking different than what she had expected. As a junior in 2025, Braun became the first swimmer from UC San Diego to qualify for the N...

NCAA Women's Championships: Texas Torch Passes to Campbell Stoll in 200 Fly A farewell to three-time NCAA champion Emma Sticklen could’ve meant the Texas dynasty in the 200 butterfly was at its end. Campbell Stoll had other plans Saturday night. And she had Sticklen for inspiration. Stoll went 1:50....

Texas Women Reload Around Jillian Cox, Erin Gemmell, Divers for 2025-26 Season The class of swimmers that began competing for the University of Texas in the fall of 2020 will be remembered as one of the best in program history. That group, allowed five years of NCAA eligibility due to the COVID-19 p...

U.S. Junior Nationals: Maggie Wanezek Leads Elmbrook Medley Relay to 15-18 National Age Group Record The Elmbrook Swim Club women entered the final relay of U.S. Junior Nationals having already won three out of four relay events (while finishing second to Carmel in the 800 freestyle relay), and the ...

The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here In this issue of Swimming World, read about 2021's World Swimmers of the Year, Caeleb Dressel and Emma McKeon. Also featured are 2021's swimmers of th.....

SEC Championships, Day 5 Prelims: Texas Poised to Capture Repeat Titles The Texas Longhorns are on the verge of winning women's and men's titles in the Southeastern Conference for the second consecutive year since joining the league. Already with commanding leads in both competitions, Texas is favor...

The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault Non-subscribers can download this issue here - only $.99 for a limited time! In this issue of SW Biweekly, between Tokyo and the Florida Gators, read about how Anthony Nesty has been making a name.....

The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here How They Train with Elmbrook Swim Club's Campbell Stoll By Michael J. Stott Sixteen-year-old Campbell Stoll is a poster child for “life is ...

Rex Maurer, Hubert Kos, Jillian Cox Impressive in Texas Intrasquad Meet The University of Texas women and men competed for the first time this season Friday evening in intrasquad competition, known as the "Dust Off Your Boots Invitational" for the women's team and the Sam Kendricks Classic for the m...

How NCAA Swimmers Navigate the 400 IM - Arguably Swimming's Hardest Race For sprinters, there’s no joy like the rush of energy that comes from a 50 freestyle. For distance swimmers, the grinding battle often generates a sense of pride. These are two very different swimmers, also training in vastly d...

The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured an incredible women's NCAA championships in both the DI and DIII conferences. The Division I championship saw an incredible production, producing a plethoera of new American records. The Week That Was #1: Kate Douglass Builds Legacy...

Sean Green, Elmbrook Swim Club Break NAG Records at NCSA Junior Nationals During the first evening of racing at the NCSA Junior Nationals in Orlando, two National Age Group records were broken, with 14-year-old Sean Green knocking more than eight seconds off a record in the 1650 freestyle before the...

N.C. State Recruit Grace Sheble Claims 200 IM Title at NCSA Champs At the NCAA Women’s Championships in Greensboro, North Carolina State will finish second in the team standings to Atlantic Coast Conference rival Virginia, and the Wolfpack will be getting stronger next year. On the final night of th...

NEW COMMITS: The University of Texas has picked up two new verbal commitments for the fall of 2023 from Exton, Penn. native Alexa Fulton and Campbell Stoll of Hartland, Wis. Both talented swimmers will join Angie Coe, Emma Kern, Jillian Cox, Berit Berglund and Erin Gemmell as a member of the Longhor...

Texas Tops Tennessee as Campbell Stoll, Rex Maurer, Will Modglin Win Three Apiece A pair of powerhouse SEC swimming programs met Friday in Austin as the University of Texas Longhorns welcomed the Tennessee Volunteers. Texas, the reigning national champions on the men's side and third-place women's p...

Rex Maurer Downs 25-Year-Old Pool Record, Jillian Cox Improves School Mark as Texas Tops Texas A&M Rex Maurer downed a Texas A&M Rec Center Natatorium record that had stood since 2001, leading Texas to a dual meet sweep Friday. Jillian Cox also improved her school record in the 1,000 free for the Lo...

Eva Okaro Splits 20.94, First in Texas History, In Sweep of Alabama Eva Okaro delivered a historic relay split for the Texas women as the Longhorns opened the season with a sweep of Alabama. The No. 2 ranked Texas women claimed a 211.5-88.5 victory over the No. 16 Tide. On the men’s side, the top-ra...

A Glance At the Training of Michigan Standout Freshman Letitia Sim (Sample Sets Included) From the January issue of Swimming World Magazine Subscribe to Swimming World/ISHOF Letitia Sim arrived on the University of Michigan campus in the fall as CollegeSwimming.com’s No. 1-ranked recruit from Alabam...

The SEC announced its weekly swimming and diving honors. SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Week: Rex Maurer, Texas Texas’ Rex Maurer, a junior from Pasadena, Calif., earned four podium finishes in the win over No. 6 Tennessee. Maurer recorded the fastest times in the nation this season with his victories in....

SEC Championships, Day 3: Josh Liendo Swims 43.06 100 Fly, Ties Second-Fastest Time Ever In the first men's race of the SEC Championships, Josh Liendo utilized a sensational 17.58 anchor split to bring Florida to first place and an NCAA/U.S. Open record in the 200 medley relay. Now, Liendo is back i...