• Ivy League Cancels Sports Until 2021; Fall Sports May Play in Spring

    Fall and early-season winter sports competitions will not take place next semester, though the conference is considering holding fall sports in the spring.

  • Stanford to Cut 11 Varsity Olympic Sports, Including Synchronized Swimming

    The school is eliminating the sports after the 2020-21 school year, an open letter to the community Wednesday said.

  • How Lenny Krayzelburg Attained Body Builder Status During 40-Hour Work Weeks

    We sat down with Lenny Krayzelburg, the 4-time Olympic gold medalist who is known for being buff. Lenny’s story is one of the American Dream

  • Mireia Belmonte Headlines 33-Strong Spanish Roster For Meet in Portugal

    This will mark the first international meet with Spanish representation since the COVID-19 pandemic caused a lockdown in the nation.

  • Maggie MacNeil (photo: Jack Spitser)

    CSCAA Announces 2020 Scholar All-America Team Individual Selections

    Louisville and Virginia led all Division I women with 16 selections, while Texas led on the Division I men’s side with 17.

  • Epic Swims: Peirsol Sets World Record at Montreal World Championships in 2005

    Aaron Peirsol first broke the LCM world record in the 200 backstroke all the way back in 2002. He is still the world record holder in the event to this day.

  • Southern Zone Athlete Reps Ask Peers to Wear Masks, Social Distance

    The two athlete representatives for the Southern Zone of USA Swimming have released a letter asking their peers to social distance and wear masks.

  • Olympian Maritza Correia Impacts Swim History: GMM presented by SwimOutlet.com

    Today on the SwimSwam Podcast we host the first black woman to break an American and world record and make the U.S. Olympic Team, Maritza (Correia) McClendon.