Author: Noah Rodriguez

Columbia University has added U.S. Open qualifier Ethan Zhang to its 2025-26 men’s swimming roster, strengthening the team’s competitive depth. Zhang’s arrival is expected to bolster Columbia’s pursuit of NCAA success.

Real swimmers choose Speedo briefs for their unbeatable combination of minimal drag and ultimate freedom of movement. These sleek suits slice through the water effortlessly, supercharging performance and helping athletes swim faster and more efficiently than ever before

Several Avon Swim Team athletes have proudly committed to NCAA Division I programs, marking an exciting milestone for the local swim community. Their dedication and passion are propelling Avon into the spotlight as a powerful new contender in collegiate swimming

Marrit Steenbergen powered her way to within a hair’s breadth of the Dutch 100m backstroke record, showcasing remarkable strength and unwavering determination. At the same time, Korstanje, Jansen, and Van Westering clashed in an electrifying battle, each fiercely vying for their place on the podium in a nail-biting showdown

Antoine Sauve set the Canadian Trials on fire by smashing the national record in the B Final. This stunning achievement announces him as a rising star in Canadian swimming, ready to make a splash on the international stage!

Torri Huske and Gretchen Walsh have sparked one of swimming’s most electrifying rivalries, pushing each other to shatter records and transform women’s competitive swimming on a global scale

A Florida man tragically drowned in Damariscotta Lake while attempting to swim to retrieve a drifting boat. Authorities responded to the scene, but efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. The incident serves as a reminder to prioritize safety in aquatic activities.

The start list for the 2025 Australian Swimming Trials has been officially released, generating excitement among fans and athletes alike. With a host of Olympic hopefuls set to compete, anticipation builds for this crucial event in the lead-up to the Paris Games.

Olympic swimmer Rowdy Gaines emphasized the importance of swim lessons for children’s safety during a recent event, encouraging parents to invest in aquatic education. Gaines advocates for early swim training to prevent drowning, a leading cause of childhood injuries.

Anna Elendt and Barbora Seemanova each achieved double victories at the Mare Nostrum Canet meet, showcasing their dominance in the pool. Meanwhile, Dan Wiffen excelled in the men’s 1500 freestyle, firmly establishing himself as a top contender in the event.