Students from Campus Recreation recently enjoyed a hiking and swimming trip, embracing outdoor adventure and fitness. The event promoted wellness and community engagement on and off campus.
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Olympic gold medalist Ariarne Titmus is making a splash in a whole new arena as she joins Seven News as a reporter for the upcoming Commonwealth Games. Bringing her insider athlete’s perspective, she’s set to add fresh energy and insight to the broadcaster’s coverage. From dominating the pool to diving into journalism, Ariarne is ready to make waves once again!
Get ready to explore the 2026 Australian Open Photo Vault, where rare and unforgettable moments from the tournament burst into life. This exclusive collection is a must-see treasure trove for every tennis fan and sports enthusiast!
Williamsport’s Evan Summers has proudly claimed the coveted Sun-Gazette Swimmer of the Year award, shining brightly with his outstanding talent and inspiring leadership throughout an unforgettable season in the pool
WATCH: Experience the thrilling intensity of Night Two Finals at the 2026 Australian Open. Catch electrifying rallies, stunning upsets, and top players battling fiercely for glory in these unmissable race videos!
Swimwear can easily lose its shape due to chlorine, washing errors, and improper drying. Fortunately, the experts at Simply Swim reveal their best tips to restore elasticity and keep your swimsuit looking fabulous for longer!
World Aquatics has introduced an exciting new twist to the 400m freestyle events: lap counters known as “bell laps,” crafted to enhance race clarity and elevate swimmer strategy, SwimSwam reports. This groundbreaking innovation marks a thrilling leap forward in the world of competitive swimming
SPORTS SHORTS | Swimming: Japan’s Kojima and Ohashi exploded onto the world stage, smashing World Junior records and catapulting their international reputations to new heights at the latest championships. Their breathtaking performances signal Japan’s rising power in the global swimming scene
Tomoyuki Matsushita electrified the 400 IM at Japan Swim with a breathtaking showcase of speed and precision. At the same time, Yumeki Kojima captured everyone’s attention by smashing yet another World Junior Record, proving that Japan’s swimming future has never looked more promising
Eleven Ivy League schools are set to compete in the NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships, showcasing top-tier talent and fierce competition among the nation’s elite collegiate swimmers.