What is Overtraining Syndrome? A Glance At An Overlooked Illness Overtraining syndrome is a condition where an athlete deals with declining performances and overall fatigue in their sport, despite continued
Butterflyer Addison Reese Verbally Commits to Kentucky’s Class of 2028 NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has received a new verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season and beyond from butterflyer Addison
Bob Bowman on Arizona State’s Techsuit Swims: It’s a Learning Experience Arizona State turned heads nearly two weeks ago, blitzing the NCAA leaderboard – not to mention Stanford and California
David Popovici and Sarah Sjostrom are among the nominees for the 2022 LEN Awards with 54 athletes nominated across 12 categories. There will be a public vote which will count for
The Big Ten Conference announced its weekly swimming and diving awards. Big Ten Women’s Swimmer of the Week Katherine Zenick, Ohio State Jr. – Southlake, Texas – Southlake Carroll– Major:
Allison Schmitt Named to SEC Conference 2023 Class of Women’s Legends University of Georgia women’s swimming alumna Allison Schmitt was named to the Southeastern Conference’s 2023 Class of Women’s Legends,
Olympian Markus Rogan Among Three Attempting World Record Ice Swims Austrian Olympic swimmer Markus Rogan is part of a group of three swimmers attempting a world record under-ice swim this
Tickets for 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials On Sale Now Tickets for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials in Indianapolis are on sale now, starting Feb. 1. Trials will be
Swimming: A Love-Hate Relationship By Rachel Sansano, Swimming World College Intern To an outsider, swimmers seem to have a strange relationship with their sport. They simultaneously love and hate every
A Look At Texas’ Power and Depth In the 200-Yard Freestyle Entries for the 200-yard freestyle at next month’s NCAA Championships won’t be known for a while, but as the
