Author: Noah Rodriguez

Cal Baptist men proudly defended their title with unstoppable determination, while Rice women soared to new heights, capturing first place at the exhilarating MPSF Open Water Championships and shining brightly in a fiercely competitive field

Mollie O’Callaghan exploded onto the scene with a breathtaking 1:49.77 in the 200m freestyle, smashing records and making history as the first woman to ever break the 1:50 barrier-redefining the limits of competitive swimming forever

The Blue Jays and Eagles soared to victory over the Warriors in a thrilling boys swim meet, dazzling spectators with their outstanding performances across multiple events. Both teams demonstrated remarkable skill and teamwork, making their wins truly unforgettable

The VMI Men’s Swim & Dive team secured their first win of the season in commanding fashion, showcasing strong performances across the board to outpace their rivals and set a dominant tone for the Keydets.

No. 1 Keiser University Women’s Swimming & Diving team is fired up and ready to face off against No. 10 SCAD and No. 7 Milligan in a thrilling dual meet in Savannah. The Seahawks are set to defend their dominant winning streak as they take on the challenge away from home!

Indiana, Florida, and Arizona State men’s teams are set to make strong pushes in 2026, aiming to elevate their national standings with new recruits and revamped strategies for a competitive edge.

Louisville launched their season with a thrilling home victory against Xavier, captivating fans with a dynamic offense and unyielding defense. From the opening whistle, the Cardinals dominated the game, showcasing a commanding performance that sparked early momentum and boosted their confidence

China soared to the top of the medal table at the 11th Asian Aquatics Championships, dazzling fans with their unmatched prowess in swimming, diving, and water polo. Their athletes delivered a stunning performance, firmly establishing China as the undisputed powerhouse of regional aquatic sports

Jack Bauerle has been elected to the USA Swimming Board of Directors, joining three other experts set to make a dynamic impact. With his rich coaching experience, Jack is ready to help propel American competitive swimming into an exciting new era

Once dismissed as “too dirty,” Long Island Sound is now celebrated as a national treasure. Improved water quality and conservation efforts are transforming public perception and boosting recreational use along the Connecticut coastline.