Polish National Teamer Weronika Górecka Commits to Akron
Weronika Górecka of Warsaw, Poland has committed to the University of Akron for 2019-20.
Michigan Snags 2020 Verbal from MHSAA Division 1 State Champ Claire Tuttle
Claire Tuttle, a two-sport All-American from Hudsonville, Michigan, has opted to swim for the University of Michigan in 2020-21.
2019 Men’s NCAA Championships: Top 10 Teams Point Changes
The story of this year’s NCAA championships was the performance of Cal’s sophomores.
Cal State Bakersfield Draws Commitment from Arizona Sprinter Richman
Arizona HS State Champion Richman Chooses CSU-Bakersfield
2019 Women’s NCAA Championships: Top 10 Teams Point Changes
Stanford won their third straight NCAA title relatively comfortably, but during the meet all the buzz was about how well the Cal women were performing.
Long Island Express Sprinter Michael Jiang Commits to Binghamton
Jiang will look to help the Bearcats claim an AEC crown when he gets to Vestal in 2019.
Distance Swimmer Katrina Kanzari Commits to Wilmington College
Dayton Raiders’ Katrina Kanzari commits to Wilmington College’s class of 2023.
Holden Raffin Gives USC Another Verbal Commitment for 2020-21
Munster, Indiana backstroker Holden Raffin has verbally committed to USC for 2020-21.
2019 Men’s NCAAs: How Did Our Top 20 Recruits Perform as Freshmen?
Last spring, the debate was Reece Whitley vs. Drew Kibler for the #1-ranked recruit in the nation. Turns out, neither of them were the highest-scoring freshman at NCAAs. Say hello to Minnesota’s Max McHugh.
Men’s Recruiting Ranks In-Progress Analysis: All Classes Through 2019 NCAAs
It’s a tale of two classes for the men: the current junior class has been pretty lackluster, especially among our top-20 ranked recruits. But the current sophomores, led by #1 recruit Ryan Hoffer of Cal, have been outstanding through two years.
Comerford, Stewart Lead ACC 2018-19 Award Winners
NCAA champion Mallory Comerford of Louisville and All-American Coleman Stewart of NC State headline the Atlantic Coast Conference’s yearly award winners for the 2018-19 Swimming and Diving season.
Who Returns the Most Points? Looking Ahead to 2020 D1 Men’s Champs
Cal won the NCAA title last weekend, and they were good enough that they look like early favorites for next year too.
Wabash’s Burke Award the Freeman Scholarship By the CSCAA
Wabash College swimming assistant coach Dan Burke is one of six assistant coaches selected to receive the Jean Freeman Scholarship from the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA).
Distance Specialist Bella Kelly Commits to Delta State for 2019
Kelly looks to help Delta State win a NSISC conference title for the 2019-2020 season.
Nevadan Breaststroker Annika Freiburger to Join Inaugural SMSU Team
Freiburger will help put the Mustangs on the NSIC map for the 2019-2020 season.
