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The Opening Stop of the 2026 World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cup concluded in Colombia with stunning routines and fierce competition, as athletes captivated audiences and sparked thrilling excitement for this prestigious international event
Eleven exceptional members of Tufts Women’s Swimming & Diving have proudly earned the prestigious 2026 NESCAC Academic Recognition, highlighting their incredible commitment and achievements both in the pool and the classroom. Dive into all the details!
Swimmers develop discipline, master time management, and embrace teamwork while building resilience and honing goal-setting skills-qualities that seamlessly translate to the workplace. These powerful traits boost productivity and inspire collaboration, transforming athletes into indispensable team players well beyond the pool
At the South Sectionals swim meet, the girls’ team triumphed, cracking the top 10, while the boys placed 35th. Strong individual performances highlighted a promising season ahead for the local swimmers.
Dozens of top national records have been smashed by Tufts University’s swimming and diving teams this season. The Jumbos are making a splash with thrilling performances that highlight their unstoppable dominance on the national stage
Men’s swimming and diving launched day one of the HYP meet with a thrilling showdown, as Harvard matched strides with the action-leading Yale but edged just behind No. 22 Princeton. The Crimson showcased remarkable performances in an intense and fiercely competitive battle
USC soared to an electrifying victory in the Crosstown Showdown, fueled by Justina Kozan’s stunning double wins. Her dominant performance propelled the Trojans to a hard-fought triumph over their rivals, securing a memorable and vital win
Ross Stevens has announced an exciting initiative to award $200,000 to every U.S. Olympian and Paralympian, honoring their extraordinary dedication and achievements as the upcoming Games draw near. This generous commitment aims to boost athlete support and ignite their drive for peak performance
Two electrifying relay victories stole the spotlight at MIT’s women’s dual meet on Saturday, as the Tufts Jumbos dazzled with their blazing speed and flawless teamwork. These stunning wins ignited a surge of team spirit and set an exhilarating tone for the season ahead









