Hubert Kós Among 34-Strong Hungary Squad For Short-Course Worlds As Boglárka Kapás Prepares To Bid Farewell Olympic champion Hubert Kós is among a 34-strong Hungary squad set for the World Short-Course
College Swimming Check-in: The Non-Superstar Men in Pole Position In the first college swimming season following the departure of Leon Marchand to the professional ranks, the early candidate to take
Backstroker Chase Knopf Verbally Commits to Louisville for 2026 NEW COMMIT: The University of Louisville has kept in-state standout Chase Knopf out of Union, Kentucky, in the Bluegrass State for his college career
Keaton Jones Visits Social Kick Podcast to Discuss Future, Including Ice Swimming Plans To say the American tradition in the backstroke events is rich would be an understatement, given the
USA Swimming, the national governing body for the sport of swimming in the United States, has announced the election of Caitlin Leverenz Smith and the re-election of Katie Meili to
European Aquatics Announce Details Of 2025 Open Water Cup The schedule has been released for the 2025 European Aquatics Open Water Cup which runs from May to September next year.
College Swimming Check-in: Unexpected Names Leading Women’s National Rankings Entering Midseason The fall slate of college dual meets has largely concluded, with top teams now turning their attention to midseason
The Week in Review: Michael Andrew Jumpstarts Training with Coach Herbie Behm One week after the World Cup wrapped up in Asia, there was still plenty of action over the
Oh No! 5 Things Swimmers Dread at Practice Every swimmer has their irks, the things that bother them most at practice. We all dread certain things whether it is a
Americans Joe Zemaitis, Gracie van der Byl Lead IMSHOF 2025 Class Americans Joe Zemaitis and Gracie van der Byl lead six honor swimmers in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of
