Olympians Foster, Haughey, and Steenbergen led a high-energy clinic ahead of the World Cup, sharing skills and strategies with rising athletes. Their expertise promises to boost national team performance on the global stage.
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Funkita unveils its Big Beautiful collection, featuring vibrant, size-inclusive swimwear designed to celebrate all body types. The new line emphasizes bold prints and comfort, promoting confidence in and out of the water.
Hawaii Athletics has appointed Hillbrandt to complete its swim and dive coaching staff. The new hire aims to strengthen the team’s competitive edge as the season approaches.
SwimSwam’s Men’s Awards highlight standout performances at the 2026 Asian Games, celebrating breakthrough swimmers, record breakers, and top medalists who shaped the aquatic competition in a thrilling event.
Nevada Sandpipers’ standout star, Toby Esposito, has officially verbal committed to NC State for the 2028 season, giving a huge boost to the Wolfpack’s recruiting class!
Competitive swimming demands more than speed-it requires mastering key technical foundations. From stroke efficiency to breathing patterns, understanding these elements is crucial for athletes aiming to excel in the pool.
MIT engineers have unveiled a groundbreaking swimming robot powered by living muscle cells, brilliantly blending biology and robotics to create remarkably lifelike movement. This exciting breakthrough is set to revolutionize the future of soft robotics and biomedical technology
Moesha Johnson has responded to the World Aquatics $2,500 offer for the Open Water World Cup, urging organizers: “It’s time you give something back” to athletes, highlighting calls for greater support in the sport.
The Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Torch Relay will make history by passing through all 50 U.S. states, uniting the nation in a coast-to-coast celebration ahead of the Games. This unprecedented journey highlights American diversity and spirit.
Several Section III newcomers are making waves early this season, with 32 boys golf, girls tennis, and swimming athletes delivering strong performances and promising fast starts, according to Syracuse.com.