UCLA Water Polo Concludes the Year at No. 1
The 2015 men’s varsity water polo season comes to a conclusion as National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Champion the University of California-Los Angelescompleted a perfect season and tops the Men’s Varsity Week 14/December 9/Final Top 20 Poll.
Spain, Netherlands Maintain Lead at WPWL
The third European round of the Women’s Water Polo World League 2016, held in Troyes (FRA), Athens (GRE) and Barcelona (ESP) on Tuesday December 8, saw the Spanish squad take the lead of Group B, totalling 8 points.
A Few Thoughts on European Short Course Championships
Several gold medalists from Kazan experienced success once again in Netanya…
Rising Stars: Maxime Rooney (Video Interview)
He loves training and putting the work in, and he’s grateful for every opportunity that he gets. That outlook is the real secret to Rooney’s success.
Nihipali Named NEC Swimmer of the Week
Nihipali’s most-recent efforts earned her a third NEC Swimmer of the Week award, and, more importantly, a ticket to the US Olympic Trials.
San Jose Signs Eight to NLIs
With a commitment for a high school All-American, the San Jose State Spartans swimming and diving head coach Sage Hopkins announced the signing of eight swimmers and one diver to National Letters-of-Intent on Wednesday.
Rising Stars: Ella Eastin (Video Interview)
Stanford freshman Ella Eastin is the perfect example of how young athletes should be approaching their respective sports
2015 Amsterdam Cup Preview: Manaudou Possibly Taking On 200 Free
Florent Manaudou is set to make an appearance in the 50m, 100m and, um, 200m freestyle events at the Amsterdam Cup slated to start on Friday.
Berlin Is Back! World Cup To Return To Germany In 2016
The stars will be returning to Berlin for the 2016 edition of the 2016 FINA World Cup after two years…
12/08/15 In Briefs: Tamsin Cook Award, Aussie OWS Canceled, Grenfell
In Briefs: Tamsin Cook, 2nd from left, has been awarded the Railtrain Junior Sports Star of the Year. The 17-year-old is pictured here with Marguerite Oliver from the Hancock Family Medical Foundation, fellow Australian swimmer Brianna Throssell, and Gina Rinehart.
Simone Manuel And Katie Ledecky Honored In ESPNW’s “Impact 25” List
Current and future Stanford Cardinal student athletes Simone Manuel and Katie Ledecky have been selected by ESPNW as two of the most influential people in women’s sports this year.
Dutch Swimming’s Technical Director To Depart After 2016 Olympic Games
Dutch Swimming’s Technical Director, Joop Alberda, has announced he will be leaving the organization sometime after the 2016 Olympic Games.
The Counter Attack – Episode 36
Greg Mescall highlights the NCAA, congratulates high school champions, and showcases a goalie who can make a save with his foot.
Danish Olympic Qualifying Meet Will Follow Rio Start Times
Danish Swimming wants to give Rikke Moeller Pedersen and her teammates the best chance possible in Rio
Jeannette Ottesen Will Train in Australia From January to March
Ottesen’s departure raises questions about the future of Denmark’s National Training Center
