Author: Charlotte Adams

Virginia clinched its sixth consecutive NCAA Swimming & Diving Championship, showcasing unparalleled dominance and extraordinary depth in the pool. The Cavaliers are setting a new standard for excellence in collegiate aquatics

Marshall University has proudly reversed its decision to cut the women’s swimming and diving programs following a powerful wave of public outcry. The university reaffirmed its strong commitment to Title IX compliance and its steadfast support for all student-athletes

On Day 3 of the NCAA Division III Championships, Denison’s quest for a title took a dramatic hit as their relay team was disqualified in the prelims, sending shockwaves through the competition and throwing the race wide open for other contenders

April is rapidly emerging as the prime time for swim lessons, experts reveal. Kicking off training in early spring not only boosts water safety but also equips children with vital skills long before summer hits-dramatically reducing the risk of drowning during the peak swim season

Harvard Women’s Swimming and Diving team is gearing up for an exhilarating journey to Atlanta, GA, as they plunge into the NCAA Championships. The Crimson are set to make a splash and leave an unforgettable mark on the national stage at this prestigious event!

A former British swim coach has been convicted of historic sexual abuse affecting multiple victims. This case brings renewed attention to the critical issue of safeguarding in sports environments. Sentencing will be announced soon

World Aquatics is excited to confirm that the 2026 ‘Silk Road’ World Cup Series schedule is set and unchanged. Fans and athletes can look forward to a seamless series, as every event is moving ahead smoothly with all preparations right on course

Argentinian swimmer Agostina Hein dazzled at the Pro Swim Series in Westmont, seizing a podium finish that showcases her rising star on the international stage and marks a thrilling milestone in her competitive journey

At the Pro Swim Series in Westmont, Chris Guiliano dominated the 100 freestyle prelims with a standout performance, while seven-time Olympic champion Caeleb Dressel claimed 10th place in the 50 fly, building excitement for an electrifying final day

Northwestern’s Oliver Kos is making waves in the pool, proudly continuing his family’s legacy of excellence. His recent standout performances reveal a fierce passion and dedication that are taking their remarkable aquatic tradition to exciting new heights