UNC Leads DI Directors’ Cup Standings After First Winter Standings Update
The University of North Carolina holds an 80-point lead over Stanford after the first winter standings update for the Learfield DI Directors’ Cup.
Gretchen Walsh, Lucas Henveaux Named ACC Swimmers of the Year
Virginia’s Gretchen Walsh won ACC Women’s Swimmer of the Year after another dominant season with the Cavaliers.
Texas Freshman Landon D’Ariano Announces Transfer To NC State
D’Ariano was an honorable mention ranked recruit coming out of high school but did not swim at SECs for Texas.
Freshman Jeremy Kelly Announces Transfer From Texas To Notre Dame
Kelly swam four lifetime bests at Sectionals in Austin, Texas just two weeks ago including a 1:34.79 200 free.
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NCAA Relay All-American Lucy Mehraban Enters Transfer Portal
Mehraban was a member of the 400 free relays that finished 3rd at both 2024 and 2025 NCAAs. She also made the ‘B’ final in the 100 free.
Who Returns the Most Points from the 2025 Women’s NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships?
While they graduated NCAA Champions Gretchen and Alex Walsh, the Virginia women still return the most individual points next season, thanks in large part to 57-point scorer Claire Curzan.
Reviewing First-Year DI Head Coaches’ Seasons With Their New NCAA Team
Bob Bowman lead the Texas men to the 2025 NCAA team title, one of the most successful outings for a first-year head coach this season.
Reviewing SwimSwam’s 2025 NCAA Event Predictions – Men’s Edition
Stanford’s Ron Polonsky was an ‘A’ finalist in the men’s 200 IM and 100 breast after we didn’t predict him to finish in the top eight in either event.
Race Videos: Relive The Records and Closest Races From The 2025 Men’s NCAA DI Championships
Catch up on the action (or relive it) with highlights of the records and closest races from the 2025 Men’s NCAA DI Championships.
Race Video: Highlights From The 2025 Women’s NCAA DI Championships
Not ready to say goodbye to the 2024-25 NCAA season? Relive some of the best races from last month’s 2025 Women’s NCAA DI Championship.
Julia Dennis on Racing LCM after NCAAs: “I feel like I just ripped the band-aid off”
After a pair of Top-8 finishes in the sprint freestyle events at NCAAs, Louisville junior Julia Dennis is back in the competition pool
Leah Shackley Eyeing Long Course Season: “I’m really excited for June”
After a successful first NCAA Championships, NC State Freshman Leah Shackley is back in the competition pool, this time racing LCM at the Sacramento Pro Swim
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