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When Isabelle Odgers got to the wall and looked up and saw her time, her eyes lit up. The former USC All-American was going to get to wear a new swim cap. Odgers took second in the 400 IM at the USA Swimming Short Course World Championship Trials and qualified for the Short Course World Championship...

Veterans Day: How World War II Impacted Yale Great Bob Kiphuth Editor’s note: As we recognize Veterans Day, we are reposting this great feature by Chuck Warner, originally written as part of a series of articles about the great Yale coach Bob Kiphuth, highlighting a moment in Kiphuth’s career that i...

Roos Vanotterdijk Entered in 10 Solo Events As Belgium Announces Short-Course Worlds Team Roos Vanotterdijk and Noah Verreth are among eight swimmers selected to the Belgian team for the World Short Course Championships in Beijing next month. Vanotterdijk has been entered into 10 individual events (...

Andrei Minakov Wins 100 Fly by Slimmest of Margins in St. Petersburg Results Days 1-3 report Day 4 report Andrei Minakov won the 100 fly by the narrowest of margins on the penultimate night of the Russian Short Course Championships in St. Petersburg. Minakov clinched victory in 49.62, as Evgeny Shil...

The SEC announced its weekly swimming and diving honors. SEC Men’s Co-Swimmers of the Week: Jere Hribar, LSU and Koby Bujak-Upton, Tennessee LSU’s Jere Hribar, a senior from Split, Croatia, won three individual events against No. 14 Auburn. Hribar set the pool record at the LSU Natatorium in the 10....

World Aquatics Announces 34 Wildcard Athletes for World Short Course Championships Less than a month out from the World Short Course Championships in Beijing, World Aquatics has announced the 34 athletes who have been granted wildcard entries into the competition. The swimmers represent 18 nations a...

Olympic Champion Tatjana Smith Changes Allegiance to Netherlands South African Olympic champion Tatjana Smith has changed her sporting allegiance to the Netherlands, she announced on Tuesday. Smith, who won four Olympic medals for South Africa with the first two as Tatjana Schoenmaker, made the anno...

A Look at the Schedule for the World Short Course Championships The 18th edition of the World Short Course Championships is rapidly approaching, with competition scheduled to run from December 1-6 in Beijing. The iconic Water Cube, which was the site of the 2008 Olympic Games, will serve as the venu...

Tennessee Secures 2028 Verbal From Bolles School Sharks' Noah Stotler NEW COMMIT: The University of Tennessee has earned a verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Summer National qualifier Noah Stotler of Middleburg, Fla. Stotler, who is among the top recruits in the class, excels in freestyle and butt...

Kentucky Lands Huge Verbal For 2028 From U.S. National Junior Teamer Brinkleigh Hansen NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has landed a huge verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Brinkleigh Hansen of St. Petersburg, Fla. Hansen, one of the top recruits in the class, owns the fastest times in the c...

Luka Mijatovic Lowers 17-18 NAG Record in 500 Freestyle Beginning next semester, Luka Mijatovic will take his dynamic mid-distance freestyle skills to the University of Texas, where he is set to contribute to a team favored to win a third consecutive national title. In the meantime, Mijatovic contin...

Evgeniia Chikunova & Egor Kornev Among The Victors in St Petersburg Results Days 1-3 report Evgeniia Chikunova and Egor Kornev made further trips to the top of the podium as the Russian Short Course Championships continued in St. Petersburg. Chikunova enjoyed a clear win in the 200 breaststroke in 2...

The 200 Breaststroke vs. 200 Butterfly: Which 200 is the Real Nightmare? Every competitive swimmer has that one event they hope they don't have to swim. For some, it's the 200 butterfly, a race with a bad reputation. For others, the real nightmare is the 200 breaststroke, considered one of the most....

Why Swimmers Have a Favorite Stroke By Lina Matera Ask a swimmer their favorite stroke. Now, ask which one they swim fastest. You might get two different answers. A swimmer’s favorite stroke is not always their strongest. Preference can depend on physical comfort, confidence, past experiences, and t...

International Swimming League Announces European Coaches for All-Star Match The International Swimming League (ISL) has today announced the coaches of the Europe Team, the third of the four teams that will contest the ISL All-Star Match at the London Aquatics Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park o...

Ariarne Titmus Reveals Surprise Baby News With "Our Little Love" Ultrasound Post Australian Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus has today revealed her and fiancé Mac Powell are expecting their first child. The couple unveiled their “baby news” of "Our Little Love" on Instagram, declaring “we are beyond....

Tennessee Freshman Charlotte Crush Making Instant Impact in Backstroke Events At the first U.S. selection meet of this quad, teenager Charlotte Crush threw her name into the talented mix of American women's backstrokers. In the 200-meter race, Crush dropped more than two seconds from her best time i...

UCLA’s Ryder Dodd Sets Conference Record with 12-Goal Game UCLA men’s water polo’s Ryder Dodd set a school and conference record with 12 goals in a win Saturday over UC-San Diego. Dodd was one of three players in UCLA history to score eight goals in a game when he did so against Pepperdine in 2024. ...

Angharad Evans was named Swimming Athlete of the Year at the Aquatics GB Awards at a ceremony in Glasgow. Artistic swimmer Ranjuo Tomblin was named Maurice Watkins Champion Athlete of the Year while Amalie Smith and Ben Higson were among other award winners. [caption id="attachment_653858" align="al...

Noah Verreth & Roos Vanotterdijk Rewrite Belgian Record Books at Flanders Open Results Noah Verreth and Roos Vanotterdijk rewrote the Belgian record books once more at the Flanders Open in Mol over the weekend. First up for Verreth was the 200 back in which he stopped the clock in 1:53.14 to slice 0...