Double Olympic Champion Kristóf Milák To Be Coached By Álmos Szabó With Eyes On Singapore Worlds Two-time Olympic champion Kristóf Milák will be coached by Álmos Szabó after he parted ways
By Cassidy Lavigne, Swimming World College Intern There are many different types of coaches who have distinct styles in how they train their athletes. Some push more than others and
The No. 22 UCLA Swimming and Diving team won their first home meet of the 2024-25 season at Spieker Aquatics Center on Saturday. The Bruins had 13 event wins en
Duke Women, Northwestern Men Earn Victories in Two-Day Meet in Durham The Duke Blue Devils welcomed Northwestern to Durham, N.C., this weekend for a two-day competition, and the host team
Panna Ugrai Wraps Up Hungarian Championships With Two Golds In 40 Minutes And Six In Total The Hungarian Short-Course Championships wrapped up on Saturday with Panna Ugrai claiming two more
Alabama Holds Serve in Home Meet Against LSU, Florida State The University of Alabama swim and dive teams welcomed Louisiana State and Florida State Friday, and the Crimson Tide came
Daniel Wiffen Named Swimmer Of The Year At Swim Ireland Awards After Golden 2024 Daniel Wiffen was named Swimmer of the Year at the 2024 Swim Ireland Awards after 12
Emily Lundgren School Record Helps Washington State to 5-0 Start Emily Lundgren set a school record in the 100 butterfly Friday night as Washington State beat Seattle to improve to
Lara Phipps, Hannah Hill Sprint Purdue Past Rutgers Lara Phipps and Hannah Hill helped Purdue earn a 191-106 win over Rutgers in a Big Ten meet Friday night in Piscataway.
Erika Pelaez, Leah Shackley Shine as NC State Leads Georgia Fab freshmen Erika Pelaez and Leah Shackley won two individual events each on the first day of Georgia’s Swimapalooza, which
