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Sam Short Makes His Mark With 3K Open Water Knockout Australian Title

Sam Short Makes His Mark With 3km Open Water Knockout Australian Title in WA Paris Olympian and former 400m freestyle world champion Sam Short has made a splash at the Australian Open Water Championships in Bunbury today, winning the newly added the 3km knockout National title, suggesting a sea ch.....

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Freestyle Dominance Pushes Alabama Over Texas A&M in Dual Meet

Freestyle Dominance Pushes Alabama Over Texas A&M in Dual Meet The Alabama Crimson Tide swimming and diving teams visited College Station, Texas, Friday and defeated the hosting Texas A&M Aggies, achieving scores of 169-131 for the women and a tight 158.5-141.5 win in men's competition. Alabama's Te...

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Rutgers Women Sweep La Salle on Senior Night

Rutgers Women Sweep La Salle on Senior Night The Rutgers University women's swimming and diving team defeated La Salle 225-71 on senior day on Friday, Jan. 23. Rutgers honored eight seniors - one diver (Sephora Ford) and seven swimmers (Megan Fox, Grace Hagemaster, Cam Kuriger, Katherine Lang, Jilli...

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Kansas Swims to Rare Win Over Arkansas in Southern Showdown

The Kansas women's swim and dive team completes its home schedule for the 2025–26 season with a 163–137 victory over Arkansas on Friday, Jan. 23, at Robinson Natatorium, marking the Jayhawks' first win over the Razorbacks in six years. "We are really happy with how they competed and finished up the ...

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Virginia Women, Texas Men Remain Atop CSCAA Top 25 Polls

Virginia Women, Texas Men Remain Atop CSCAA Top 25 Polls The Virginia women’s team and Texas men remain atop the CSCAA Top 25 dual-meet polls released on Thursday. Both teams netted the maximum 400 points. They’ve each been on top since the preseason poll was released in November. On the men’s side,...

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What Is NAIA Swimming? A Swimmer’s Guide to College Athletics

The NAIA is one of the most overlooked pathways in college athletics. Despite being established in the 1940s, many swimmers and families remain unfamiliar with what the NAIA is—or even what the acronym stands for. The NAIA, or National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, is a governing body se...

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U.S. Paralympics Swimming Announces 2026 National Team Roster

U.S. Paralympics Swimming Announces 2026 National Team Roster U.S. Paralympics Swimming today announced the 34 athletes named to its 2026 National Team roster. The group features a combination of Paralympic veterans and emerging talent as U.S. Paralympics Swimming continues to build momentum toward ...

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Brooke Orner Lends 2027 Verbal Commitment to West Virginia

Brooke Orner Lends 2027 Verbal Commitment to West Virginia NEW COMMIT: West Virginia University has gained its first public verbal commitment for the 2027-28 season from Junior National qualifier Brooke Orner of Ridge, New York. Orner specializes in freestyler and butterfly. Regarding her commitment...

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Freestyler/IMer Sarah Pelinkovic Pledges 2027 Verbal to Iowa Hawkeyes

Freestyler/IMer Sarah Pelinkovic Pledges 2027 Verbal to Iowa Hawkeyes NEW COMMIT: The University of Iowa has scored a verbal commitment for the 2027-28 season and beyond from Sarah Pelinkovic of Hinsdale, Ill. She is a Futures qualifier who excels in freestyler and IM. Regarding her commitment, she ...

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ACC Weekly Awards: Claire Curzan, Henry McFadden Lead Honorees

In the 12th set of weekly honors for the 2025-26 Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming & Diving season, Stanford’s Henry McFadden named the ACC Men's Swimmer of the Week, while Georgia Tech’s Max Fowler earned Men's Diver of the Week honors. Virginia’s Claire Curzan was named the ACC Women’s Swimmer of...