Read moreNCAA Preview: Hubert Kos, Rex Maurer Pushing Texas Toward Second Straight Men's Crown (Predictions)23 March 2026NCAA Preview: Hubert Kos, Rex Maurer Pushing Texas Toward Second Straight Crown (Predictions) The University of Texas men's swimming and diving program was the most successful in the sport's history, winning 15 national titles under legendary head coach Eddie Reese. When Reese retired after the 2024...
Read moreTomoyuki Matsushita Upholding Japanese Medley Tradition; Joins Exclusive Club23 March 2026Tomoyuki Matsushita Upholding Japanese Medley Tradition; Joins Exclusive Club It's been nearly 19 years since Michael Phelps, as part of a pre-Beijing showcase, wowed at the 2007 edition of the World Championships in Melbourne. The American set four individual world records during the week and walke...
Read moreAnti-Fog Swim Goggles: Why Clear Vision Matters for Performance23 March 2026When Vision Disrupts Training If you start a season with perfectly clear goggles and find them fogging a few weeks later, you’re not alone. Anti-fog treatments perform well at first, but they rarely last under the daily demands swimmers place on them. It is a frustration shared at every level of the...
Read moreNoah Verreth Continues Belgian Record Run With 100 Back Mark At Flanders Cup22 March 2026Noah Verreth Continues Belgian Record Run With 100 Back Mark At Flanders Cup Results Day 1 report Day 2 report Noah Verreth continued his record-breaking run as he became the first Belgian man to crack 54secs in the 100 back at the Flanders Cup. Verreth lowered his national record to 54.14 at the La...
Read moreMarrit Steenbergen Makes Fifth Trip to Paris Podium; John Shortt Demolishes Irish 100 Back Record22 March 2026Marrit Steenbergen Makes Fifth Trip to Paris Podium; John Shortt Demolishes Irish 100 Back Record Results Day 1 report Day 2 report The Giant Open wrapped up with Marrit Steenbergen making a fifth trip to the podium in Paris and John Shortt rewriting the Irish record books. The Netherlands swimmer h...
Read more‘The Biggest Bummer:’ NCAA’s Experimental Cut of B Finals Met with Widespread Criticism22 March 2026‘The Biggest Bummer:’ NCAA’s Experimental Cut of B Final Met with Widespread Criticism Thursday night should’ve been a celebration for Chloe Braun, but it ended up looking different than what she had expected. As a junior in 2025, Braun became the first swimmer from UC San Diego to qualify for the N...
Read moreVirginia Joins Esteemed Company (All Sports) with Sixth Consecutive NCAA Championship22 March 2026Virginia Joins Esteemed Company with Sixth Consecutive NCAA Championship When the University of Virginia captured its sixth consecutive NCAA championship on Saturday night in Atlanta, the Cavaliers became the first women's swimming program to claim that many titles in a row. By totaling 589 points a...
Read moreFlorida State Scores 2027 Verbal From European Junior Qualifier Thea Bergström 22 March 2026Florida State Scores 2027 Verbal From European Junior Qualifier Thea Bergström NEW COMMIT: Florida State University has secured a new verbal commitment for Fall 2027 from Thea Bergström. Bergström hails from Stockholm, Sweden, and is a sprint freestyler. Regarding her commitment, she said: “I am so ...
Read moreTomoyuki Matsushita Dazzles in 400 IM at Japan Swim; Yumeki Kojima Cracks Another WJR22 March 2026Tomoyuki Matsushita Dazzles in 400 IM at Japan Swim; Yumeki Kojima Cracks Another WJR The days of the Japanese excellence in the 400-meter individual medley are alive and well, as the final day of the Japan Swim demonstrated. In the final event of the men's program, three athletes clocked under 4:09...
Read moreNCAA Division I Women’s Championships Day 4 Photo Gallery: Virginia Celebrates Title22 March 2026The 2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships are underway. Swimming World Chief Photographer Peter H. Bick is on deck capturing the moments. Her is a look at what happened on Day 4: [gallery type="slideshow" columns="1" size="full" ids="639626,639625,639624,639623,639622,639621...
Read moreRegan Smith Closes Out China Open with Dominant Win in 100 Backstroke22 March 2026Regan Smith Closes Out China Open with Dominant Win in 100 Backstroke American Regan Smith wrapped up her trip to the China Open in Shenzhen in style on Sunday night, as she collected the title in the 100-meter backstroke. Dueling with Australia's Mollie O'Callaghan, Smith notched a wire-to-wire tri...
Read moreVillanova Lands 2027 Verbal Pledge From Breaststroker Tripp Cooler22 March 2026Villanova Lands 2027 Verbal Pledge From Breaststroker Tripp Cooler NEW COMMIT: Charlotte, North Carolina native Tripp Cooler has announced his intention to continue his academic and swimming career at Villanova University beginning in Fall 2027. Cooler is a Junior National qualifier. Regarding his c...
Read moreOff Stellar NCAA Debut, Todd DeSorbo Backs Sara Curtis to Chase Gretchen Walsh Records22 March 2026Off Stellar NCAA Debut, Todd DeSorbo Backs Sara Curtis to Chase Gretchen Walsh Records Sara Curtis hadn’t been at the University of Virginia long when her training partner, Gretchen Walsh, and Todd DeSorbo started looking ahead. The Italian international’s talent before arriving in Charlottesville w...
Read moreClaire Curzan Proved Her Dominance, But Her Best is Still to Come at Virginia22 March 2026Claire Curzan is once again at the pinnacle of swimming, and not just because her Virginia Cavaliers won the NCAA championship. It is a feeling she really hasn't had, at least not completely since making the Olympic team at age 16. That also was a pinnacle. But like any young athlete who reaches the...
Read moreTes Schouten Returns to Familiar Territory Atop the Podium at Flanders Cup21 March 2026Tes Schouten Returns to Familiar Territory Atop the Podium at Flanders Cup Results Day 1 report Tes Schouten found herself on top of the podium at the Flanders Cup in Antwerp as she continues her progress since returning to competitive waters. The Netherlands swimmer has been developing step by step...
Read moreMarrit Steenbergen Repeats Golden Feat at Giant Open; John Shortt Rewrites Irish Record Books21 March 2026Marrit Steenbergen Repeats Golden Feat at Giant Open; John Shortt Rewrites Irish Record Books Results Day 1 report Marrit Steenbergen repeated her opening-day golden double as she clinched the freestyle treble at the Giant Open in Paris. John Shortt continued his record-breaking form in the 200m bac...
Read moreSupreme Depth Leads Virginia Cavaliers to Record-Setting Sixth Consecutive National Title21 March 2026Supreme Depth Leads Virginia Cavaliers to Record-Setting Sixth Consecutive National Title The Virginia Cavaliers women's swim team had an enormous task to succeed a pair of legends who finished their careers among the most decorated performers ever. History was on the line, with Virginia having tied...
Read moreNCAA Division III Championships, Day 4 Finals: Denison Repeats as Men's Champions; NYU Women Finish Off Dominant Meet21 March 2026NCAA Division III Championships, Day 4 Finals: Denison Repeats as Men's Champions; NYU Women Finish Off Dominant Meet The Denison Big Red have captured the national championship in Division III men's swimming and diving for the second consecutive year while the New York University women broke throug...
Read moreNCAA Women's Championships: Virginia Completes Relay Sweep With NCAA Record in 400 Free Relay21 March 2026NCAA Women's Championships: Virginia Completes Relay Sweep With NCAA Record in 400 Free Relay The University of Virginia has won all five relays at the NCAA Women's Championships. The outcome here was never really in doubt, not with the group of sprinters the Cavaliers were rolling out for the final...
Read moreNCAA Women’s Championships: Stanford Freshman Ellie Cole Sets NCAA Record on Platform21 March 2026NCAA Women’s Championships: Stanford Freshman Ellie Cole Sets NCAA Record on Platform Ellie Cole’s first NCAAs as a member of Stanford is going to be hard to top. The Australian Olympian scored 399.80 points, topping the NCAA record from 2013 and beating the field by more than 50 points, a huge boos...