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IOC Bans Transgender Women Athletes from Olympic Competition

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has banned transgender women athletes from the Olympics. The IOC announced the agreement on Thursday, March 26, which now meets U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order on sports ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Games, according to reports “Eligibility for...

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NCAA Men's Championships: Day 1 Photo Gallery

The 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championship are under way from McAuley Aquatic Center on the campus of Georgia Tech. Swimming World Chief Photographer Peter H. Bick is on deck capturing the moments. Here is a look at Day 1: [gallery type="slideshow" columns="1" size="full" ids="6...

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Jack Hill, Kaley McIntyre Named Division III Swimmers of the Year

Jack Hill, Kaley McIntyre Named Division III Swimmers of the Year Denison’s Jack Hill and NYU’s Kaley McIntyre added to their NCAA Division III titles with Swimmer of the Year nods on Tuesday from CSCAA. The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America on Tuesday released the list of A...

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Amid Format Changes, NCAA Divers Mixed on New Split Finals

Amid Format Changes, NCAA Divers Mixed on New Split Finals The reaction to changes in the swimming portion of the NCAA Division I women’s championships last week was almost uniformly negative. The feeling about changes in the diving program were more mixed. The 2026 edition of NCAAs included no B fi...

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Rip Current Distressed Swimmers Saved by Surf Coach Lucas Taub (VIDEO)

Rip Current Distressed Swimmers Saved by Westcliff College Surf Coach Lucas Taub Westcliff College surf coach Lucas Taub didn't hesitate, and his actions saved two lives. Taub dove into the Pacific to rescue a father and daughter caught in the rip current near Oceanside, California. Video footage an...

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Pitt's Historic NCAAs Latest Step for Growing Women's Program

Pitt's Historic NCAAs Latest Step for Growing Women's Program The superlatives have rained down on the University of Pittsburgh’s women’s swimming and diving program for much of the last 14 months. Though the women at the center of that know the growth trajectory tracks back far further. The record ...