Tampa has skyrocketed to No. 1 in the latest CSCAA Division II Women’s Poll, marking a thrilling milestone as they claim the top spot in the national rankings this week!
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Swimming splashes back into action as George Washington gears up to face William & Mary in an electrifying showdown. Both teams are primed to dive in and compete fiercely, setting the stage for an unforgettable season opener!
European Juniors medalist Theodora Taylor stole the spotlight at the Welsh Winter Championships, capturing top honors and showcasing her undeniable talent. Her stunning performance signals a bright and exciting future in competitive skating
The qualification process for open water swimming at the 2028 Olympics has been officially announced. Athletes will compete in a series of international events to secure their spots for the Los Angeles Games.
Singapore 2025 unveils groundbreaking digital innovations for Para Swimming, set to transform the sport worldwide. These cutting-edge technologies will not only boost athlete performance tracking but also deliver an unforgettable fan experience at the upcoming Paralympic events
SwimSwam Pulse reveals that a striking 39.3% of fans hailed Kaylee Steenbergen’s 200 IM as the most unforgettable swim at the Short Course European Championships, highlighting her extraordinary feat in an intensely competitive arena
Kayla Sanchez shines brilliantly at the 2025 SEA Games, seizing an astonishing 8 medals and catapulting Singapore’s medal count to unprecedented heights. Her extraordinary achievements highlight the nation’s fierce determination and unstoppable power in the regional sports arena
Syosset is making waves in the boys swimming Long Island Challenge, outpacing both Nassau and Suffolk teams with impressive dominance. This exciting showdown features the region’s top athletes, and Syosset is turning heads with remarkable performances in key events
Yu Zidi was named World Junior Female Swimmer of the Year at the 2025 Swammy Awards, honoring her outstanding performances and record-breaking swims throughout the season. Her rise signals a bright future in competitive swimming.
Paralympic champion Benjamin Hance smashed the world record for an incredible third time at the Queensland Championships, tearing through the pool with electrifying speed and cementing his status as a true para-swimming legend