Author: William Green

Villanova has secured a verbal commitment from the outstanding 2027 breaststroker Tripp Cooler. This talented athlete’s pledge promises to boost the Wildcats’ swimming program with incredible strength and potential for years to come

Alexanne Lepage set the U Sports Championships ablaze by shattering two Canadian records, cementing her status as one of the nation’s top swimmers. Her breathtaking performances thrilled fans and powered her team to unprecedented success

Tang Qianting shattered the Asian record in the women’s 50m breaststroke at the recent international meet, slicing through the water with a stunning time of 29.65 seconds and firmly establishing herself as the fastest swimmer on the continent

Drexel’s Swim and Dive team made waves at the CAA Championships, turning heads with standout performances, multiple top finishes, and record-breaking personal bests-igniting excitement for a thrilling season ahead!

Southern Connecticut State University’s Molly Kennedy is set to compete at the NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving National Championships, showcasing her skill and determination on the national stage.

World Aquatics has removed the mixed 400m freestyle relay from the upcoming World Championships schedule, citing event restructuring. The move marks a shift in the competition lineup for the international swimming meet.

A swimming accident left John paralyzed, flipping his world completely upside down. But then, a chance encounter with a compassionate therapist not only sparked his incredible recovery-it also ignited an unexpected love story that changed everything. (Exclusive)

Most of the Chinese National Team is gearing up to showcase their talent at the upcoming China Swimming Open, according to the latest psych sheets. This event serves as a crucial milestone in their journey toward dominating international competitions

Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown spearheads the action at the 2026 NSW State Open Championships, sparking electrifying excitement for Sydney’s most anticipated swimming showdown this summer!

The Miami University RedHawks women’s swim and dive team launched Day One of the MAC Championships with standout performances, boldly staking their claim as frontrunners for the title as they dive into Day Two