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Ginger Kiefer showcased her exceptional talent at the USA Open Water Nationals, solidifying her status among the nation’s elite swimmers. The University of Idaho athlete delivered an impressive performance, further elevating the program’s reputation in competitive swimming.
Aliz Kalmar has made history as Fresno State’s first All-American, a milestone celebrated for both her performance and the support from her team. “The team I had behind me… helped me a lot,” Kalmar stated, reflecting on the collaborative effort behind her success.
As anticipation builds for the 2025 NCAA Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships, a notable trend emerges: the rise of global talent. International athletes are increasingly making their mark, elevating competition and showcasing the global landscape of the sport.
New Zealand swimmer Vanessa Ouwehand has announced she will not compete at the LCM World Championships due to ongoing struggles with injury and illness. The decision comes as Ouwehand focuses on recovery and plans for future competitions.
World Aquatics has announced a significant policy change, reducing the waiting period for sporting citizenship swaps to just one year. In addition, the organization has softened eligibility rules for junior athletes, aiming to enhance global participation and development in aquatic sports.
Lincoln Driesse and Una Diaz secured the 5K titles at the Open Water Junior Nationals, showcasing their exceptional talent and determination. Their impressive performances highlight the rising stars in the sport, promising a bright future ahead.
The University of Texas Women’s Swim and Dive team secured a commendable third-place finish at the 2025 NCAA Championships. With exceptional performances throughout the competition, the team showcased their depth and talent on a national stage.
In a stunning upset at the Lithuanian Championships, 16-year-old Tajus Juska defeated Olympian Danas Rapsys in the 100m freestyle final. Juska’s impressive performance secured him the gold medal, showcasing the rising talent in Lithuanian swimming.
At the TYR Pro Swim Series, Luca Urlando made waves with an impressive 1:52.37 in the 200 butterfly, marking him as the fourth-fastest performer in history. His standout performance solidifies his status as one of swimming’s emerging stars.