Arena Swim of the Week: Caio Pumputis smashed his 200m breaststroke personal best for the first time since 2018, clocking a standout 2:02.60. This breakthrough signals a strong comeback for the Brazilian star in elite competition.
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Simply Swim unveils the latest TYR swimwear collection for women and men. Combining innovative design with performance, the new range offers stylish, durable options for swimmers of all levels.
A recent court order has made Indiana athletes Zalan Sarkany and Owen McDonald eligible to compete in the upcoming NCAA season, ending previous eligibility disputes and allowing them to represent their university.
Jake Gibbons highlights the evolving landscape of college swim recruiting in 2024. Families must adapt to new NCAA rules and digital platforms shaping athlete exposure and scholarship opportunities.
C.J. Moran has been named head coach at Southern Connecticut State. Previously, Moran served as an assistant under the late Tim Quill, continuing the legacy of leadership within the program.
The University of Tennessee Swimming & Diving team has unveiled its 2026-27 season schedule, featuring key matchups and championship appearances. Fans can anticipate a competitive and exciting season ahead.
Seventeen-year-old Shin Ohashi set the pool on fire, tearing through the breaststroke leg of the medley relay with a stunning 57.35 split. This breathtaking swim catapulted him to the #4 spot on the all-time performers list for the event. A rising star blazing a trail toward greatness!
Rochester’s 2026 high school girls swimming & diving teams are gearing up for a competitive season. Key returners and promising newcomers aim to make a splash in regional and state meets. Stay tuned for full coverage.
Shane Ryan and Re-Emerging ISL Exchange have sparked a fiery public showdown on social media over unpaid debts. Both parties have aired their grievances passionately, ramping up tensions and grabbing the full attention of industry observers
A recent spike in fecal bacteria has prompted closures and swimming advisories at 12 New Jersey beaches. Beachgoers are encouraged to stay informed, monitor the latest updates, and follow health guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit