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PODCAST: 2026 Men’s DI NCAA Championships Event-by-Event Preview

Join Coleman Hodges as he goes event-by-event to preview the 2026 Men’s DI NCAA Championships this week in Atlanta.

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Liberty Clark Reflects on Phenom Freshman Year, Focusing Solely on Swimming

Indiana Freshman Liberty Clark has officially wrapped a historic freshman season, etching her name in the history books many times over

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Do You Love Swimming? See 313 Swim Jobs You Might Love

Looking for a job in swimming? Go here to see 313 Swim Jobs.

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Campbell Stoll on 200 Fly NCAA Title for Texas: “It’s an honor to continue the legacy”

Battling with Indiana’s Alex Shackell from the beginning, the race came down to a touch, and Stoll was able to secure Texas’s 4th NCAA title in the event

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Torri Huske, Lucy Bell Discuss 2nd Place Team Finish, Future in Swimming

Torri Huske and Lucy Bell were two of the four members of Stanford’s 400 free relay that were fighting for their team’s standing

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Curzan, Mintenko, Moesch & Curtis on 6th NCAA Title: “We’ve exceeded everyone’s expectations”

The Cavalier women won their 6th national title last night with an exclamation mark, winning the last event of the meet and breaking their own NCAA record

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FULL Todd DeSorbo Interview After Virginia Women Win 6th NCAA Team Title in a Row

See what UVA Swimming’s head coach Todd DeSorbo has to say after his women’s team successfully 6-peated at the NCAA Championships.

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NCAA Champion Lucy Bell and the Power of Positive Self Talk Behind the Blocks

Stanford’s Lucy Bell defended her NCAA title in the 200 Breast, dropping the hammer on her competition in the final 50 to get her hands on the wall first

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Claire Curzan on 100 Back: “Hopefully this year, maybe next year, chasing the 47 Barrier”

Coming into this season, Curzan said her goal was to break the 49-second barrier, which she has done in great fashion multiple times now

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Sara Curtis on First NCAAs: “I know that there’s still more to go for me”

Freshman Sara Curtis has fit right in at Virginia, carrying on their sprint legacy as she finished 2nd in the women’s 50 free last night (20.74).

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Claire Weinstein Goes Deep on Durden Magic, Swimming with Ankle Weights, & Competing with Passion

After winning her first NCAA title in the 500 Free last night, Claire Weinstein sat down with the media to have a full debrief of her freshman season at Cal

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Torri Huske Shares Powerful Anecdote on Positive Impact of B-Finals, Calls for Change from CSCAA

Huske calls for the CSCAA to bring them back to the meet format, speaking publicly about what many are discussing on deck in Atlanta.

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Claire Curzan on Absence of B-Finals: “I really missed having them there”

Curzan was upset with the absence of swimmers 9-16 in finals, saying the energy on the pool deck is much better when there are more swimmers competing.

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Anna Moesch: “In the beginning of the season, I don’t really think I expected to go under 1:40”

Coming into this season, the Cavalier hadn’t been under 1:42 and has now dropped over 3 seconds since last season.

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Bella Sims on Contributing to Michigan Team: “I couldn’t be more happy”

Last night, Bella Sims won her first NCAA title in the 400 IM, but perhaps more importantly to her, she won her first NCAA title with the Michigan Wolverines.

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