Harvard scores big by landing Illinois State’s Verbal Champion, Yuri Plaksin! With his exceptional talent, Plaksin is ready to take Harvard’s team to new heights for 2027 and beyond
Browsing: Swimming
After the first two days of the National Invitational Championships, Tulane University’s swimming team stands in 18th place. The Green Wave showcased strong individual performances, aiming to climb the ranks in upcoming events.
Evans and Colbert threaten lifetime bests as they gear up to close out the 2026 Edinburgh International. Both athletes showed strong form in recent events, setting the stage for a thrilling finale.
Swimming goggles may seem durable, but with time, wear and tear can cloud your vision and compromise eye protection. Experts suggest replacing them every 6-12 months to ensure your view stays crystal clear, maintain comfort, and keep your eyes safe during every swim
Virginia enters the NCAA tournament as the top favorite, determined to capture an astonishing sixth consecutive women’s basketball championship. With a star-studded lineup and a dominant season behind them, the Cavaliers are ready to embark on another thrilling quest for glory
Maxime Grousset delivered a breathtaking sprinting masterclass, seizing an exhilarating double victory at the Lausanne meet. At the same time, Noah Verreth set the crowd alight by shattering Belgium’s second national record, turning the night into an unforgettable celebration of elite swimming brilliance
Eighteen-year-old Maria Daza has soared to the #2 spot in Spanish women’s 200m freestyle, marking a thrilling breakthrough in her swimming journey and establishing herself as one of Spain’s most exciting rising stars in the fiercely competitive pool arena
Kean University’s athletic program has skyrocketed, leaving a bold mark on its path to the NCAA Division III Championships, showcasing impressive growth and an unstoppable competitive drive in recent seasons
West Virginia University’s Hellmann has qualified for the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships for the first time, marking a major milestone in the program’s history and showcasing the athlete’s exceptional performance this season.
Spain’s Maria Daza smashed the national record in the women’s 100m freestyle, racing through the water with a stunning time of 54.01 seconds. Her electrifying performance marks an exciting new era for Spanish swimming on the world stage