• Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games: Official SwimSwam Preview Index

    How many medals will Caeleb Dressel win at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games? SwimSwam’s staff picks all of the races for this summer’s big meet.

  • 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games: What Time Do Swimming Events Start in My Time Zone?

    Don’t miss any of the 15 pool swimming sessions in Tokyo! Here is all the information you need to set your alarm in your local time zone.

  • 2021 Speedo Summer Championships – Irvine: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

    Cal commit Mia Kragh was another swimmer to post a top seed by a significant margin, swimming a 59.24 in prelims of the women’s 100 fly.

  • Cal Commit Mia Kragh Swims 58.80 100 FL in Irvine, #13 All-Time for 17-18 Girls

    18-year-old Mia Kragh (Rancho San Dieguito) and 16-year-old Campbell Stoll (Elmbrook Swim Club) each clocked lifetime bests to finish 1st and 2nd respectively

  • Teagan O’Dell Ties No. 10 All-Time 13-14 Girls 400 IM at 4:46.73 In Irvine

    14-year-old Teagan O’Dell touched third in the Irvine 400 IM final at 4:46.73, dropping 3 seconds and boosting up to No. 10 all-time in 13-14 history.

  • Treasure Coast’s Mitchell Ledford Rips 53.08 100 Fly, #6 All-Time 15-16 Boys

    His previous best of 53.58 was swum at the U.S. Olympic Trials Wave I meet in early June.

  • Carmel Swim Club’s Alex Shackell Clocks 59.61 100 Fly, #3 All-time 13-14 Girls

    Shackell’s swim now makes her the #3 performer all-time for 13-14 girls, behind only NAG-record holder Claire Curzan, and Kendyl Stewart.

  • 2021 Speedo Summer Championships — Greensboro: Day 3 Live Finals Recap

    Mac Looze and Charlie Swanson are looking to win the 400 IM here following their 200 breast wins yesterday. Leah Gingrich also headlines the women’s 100 fly.

  • Elmbrook Swim Club Downs 15-18 Girls LCM 200 Medley Relay NAG at Irvine TT

    The squad of Maggie Wanezek (15), Lucy Thomas (15), Campbell Stoll (16), and Abby Wanezek (17) teamed up to swim a 1:51.55.

  • Texas A&M Swimming & Diving Releases 2021-22 Slate

    Both teams will make their home-opener at the Rec Center Natatorium as in-state rival Texas comes to town on Friday, Oct. 15.