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Psych Sheets Released for Second Leg of World Cup Tour; Marrit Steenbergen and Egor Kornev Return The second leg of the World Aquatics World Cup will be held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan from Thursday through Saturday, with the Netherlands' Marrit Steenbergen and Russia's Egor Kornev headlining the compe...

Liberty Clark Continuing to Build Momentum Through Start of Sophomore Season with Hoosiers From the very beginning of her career at Indiana University, Liberty Clark has excelled at every opportunity. The former high school volleyball player and daughter of Olympic medalist Haley Cope came into coll...

Colorado 3A State Champ Elsa Anderson Selects Michigan for 2028 NEW COMMIT: The University of Michigan has scored a new verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Elsa Anderson of Denver, Colo. Anderson is a versatile Junior National qualifier. She will join Feagin Kaminski in Ann Arbor as a member of the...

Swimming Because You Want To: Finding New Reasons to Love the Sport As swimmers, saying “I have practice” and “I get to practice” could be differentiated by a good night's sleep. Other times, it takes a little more reflection. Swimming tests a lot of us, in terms of time, energy, discipline and the ...

Junior Pan Pacs Runnerup David Sammons Joins Cal's Loaded Class of 2032 NEW COMMIT: The University of California, Berkeley has already put together a monster recruiting class for Fall 2028, having most recently earned a verbal pledge from Charlotte, N.C. native David Sammons. Sammons, arguably the t...

Egor Kornev vs. Kyle Chalmers: World Record Comparison (100 Freestyle) During the first stop of the World Cup Silk Road Tour, 22-year-old Egor Kornev of Russia tied the 100 freestyle world record set by Kyle Chalmers of Australia. Like Kornev, Chalmers broke the 100 free world record at a World Cup ...

Yu Zidi Named Female MVP of Asian Games Chinese swimmer Yu Zidi was named the female MVP of the Asian Games, which wrapped up over the weekend in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Yu was joined by Thailand track and field athlete Puripol Boonson, the male athlete of the Games. The awards were given by the Aichi-...

College Swimming Recruiting Questions: Top 18 to Ask Committing to a college swimming program is one of the most significant and exciting decisions athletes will make in their careers. Although swimmers are expected to begin the college recruiting process at a young age, the upside is that they have...

Caroline Bricker Hoping for Bounceback Year as Stanford's New Headliner At her second NCAA Championships, Caroline Bricker emerged from relative obscurity to become an NCAA champion. In the 400 IM final at the NCAA Women's Championships, Bricker took over the lead with a commanding performance on br...

Asian Record for Michel Arkhangelskiy a Potential Arrival for Bahrain There were a couple of countries you don’t expect to see on the international podium at last week’s Asian Games. There was Chinese Taipei with 200 butterflier Wang Kuan-hung, though it wasn’t his first time on the Asian Games podi...

Wisconsin Lands First 2028 Verbal From Chicago's Addy Koenig-Song NEW COMMIT: The University of Wisconsin has earned its first public verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Chicago, Ill. native Addy Koenig-Song. Koenig-Song is a Junior National qualifier. She'll have a Big Ten rival in her twin sister...

Alabama Scores 2028 Verbal From Junior National Finalist Owen Miklos NEW COMMIT: The University of Alabama has kickstarted its Class of 2032 recruiting with a verbal commitment from Owen Miklos of Richmond, Va. Miklos is a Summer Nationals qualifier who excels in freestyl and butterfly. Regarding hi...

IOC Lays Out Marathon Swimming Qualification Pathways for LA 2028 Olympics The IOC this week laid out the marathon swimming qualification pathways for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, with 22 men’s and women’s places available. Like pool swimming, countries are limited to two entries each. The U.S....

Freshmen Make Instant Impact in West Virginia Win over Marshall West Virginia’s freshmen made an instant impact in a win Friday over Marshall for the women’s team. Rowan Baglole and Evey Quick each won individual events and posted a top-10 program time in helping the Mountaineers to a 214-61 win in ...

Reigning Champs Denison, NYU Atop Preseason Division III Poll Reigning NCAA Division III champions Denison on the men’s side and the NYU women are atop the preseason CSCAA Division III Poll, released on Friday. Denison tallied 373 points in the inaugural poll of the season after the Big Red lifted t...

Anastasia Gorbenko Pool Record Starts Louisville to Sweep of Xavier A pool record by Anastasia Gorbenko was one of three by the Louisville women in a sweep of Xavier on Friday. Gorbenko set the Ralph Wright Natatorium record in the women’s 200 backstroke. Two swimmers got under the pool mark in the ...

Caroline Mallard’s Stellar Debut Helps Purdue Top Illinois Freshman Caroline Mallard started her college career with a pair of wins as Purdue bested Illinois, 167.5-132.5, on Friday. The Big Ten victory is the 11th straight fall-semester dual meet won by the Boilermakers, dating back to October 2023...

Catie Choate, Maddie Moreth Lead Florida Sweep of Kentucky Catie Choate and Maddie Moreth picked up two individual wins apiece as Florida opened up with a pair of SEC victories over Kentucky on Friday. The No. 3 ranked men’s team claimed a 194-103 decision, while the No. 10 ranked women won by a 183...

Miami Picks Up Dual Meet Wins Over Ohio and North Florida The Miami Hurricanes took down Ohio and North Florida in dual meet action Friday, winning 193-106 against the Bobcats and 232-54 against the Ospreys. Ohio also finished ahead of North Florida by a 221-72 margin. Miami's Leah Evans, Kaelia Hug...

Swimming With Autism: Tuna Tunca Aiming For Ocean Seven - Three Down, Four to Go When Tuna Tunca started swimming, he immediately took to the sea. Why? "I've liked swimming in the sea for a long time," Tunca said. It started as simply as that, and now Tunca is an ultra-marathon swimmer who is aiming...