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2026 NCAA Relay Swimmer Mary Clarke Transferring From Pitt To Louisville
Clarke was a relay only swimmer for Pitt at both the 2025 and 2026 NCAA Championships. She swam on all three free relays this spring.
Alex Ochsenbein Transferring From Mizzou To Nova Southeastern With D2 ‘A’ Final Times
Ochsenbein’s best times in both breaststroke events would have been 4th at the 2026 D2 NCAA Championships, making him a strong addition.
Hampton Virginia Current Hires Arilson Champman As Associate Head Coach
Champam arrives after most recently spending time as Head Swimming Coach for the Inspire Institute of Sport in India.
2x California HS State Champ Khanh Seaton (2027) Decommits from Michigan, Verbals to Cal
California high school sprint champion Khanh Seaton has decided to remain in Northern California for her collegiate career, verbaling to Cal for 2027-28.
Amendment Made To Protect College Sports Act Strengthens Safeguards For Non-Revenue Sports
The revision requires schools generating at least $80 million in athletic revenue to maintain current scholarship and roster levels for non-revenue sports.
Four Storylines to Follow at the 2026 Pro Swim Series in Indianapolis
Could Van Mathias take down the American Record in the 100 Breast? Can the US respond to the fast times from Russia and Australia? WIll more records go down?
All The Links (& How To Watch) You Need For The 2026 Pro Swim Series – Indianapolis
Here are all the links you need to keep up with the action from the final stop of the 2026 Pro Swim Series, happening in Indianapolis from June 17 – 20.
Incoming Kentucky & Louisville Freshmen Hit National Records At Peruvian Championships
Yasmin Silva, a Peruvian Kentucky commit, and Angelina Solari, a Uruguayan Louisville commit, both set new national records in Lima this weekend.
Yu Zidi, Pan Zhanle Headline Star-Studded Opening Day of Chinese National Championships
Yu Zidi, 13, kicked off the opening finals session of the meet by claiming victory in the women’s 200 fly in 2:06.12, her second-fastest swim ever.
Why the Underwater Dolphin Kick is So Hard to Master
Fast underwaters can be an asset on race day. But make no mistake, it’s hard to master. Here’s what swimmers should know about building an elite dolphin kick.
Commit Swimming Makes Calendar Syncing Simple for Swimmers, Parents, and Coaches
Staying up to date with your team schedule is now easier than ever. Commit Swimming allows swimmers, parents, and….
Canadian Open Water Athlete Laila Oravsky Announces Transfer From Indiana To South Carolina
Oravsky adds depth to the distance group as her best time in the 1650 free would have been 17th at SECs. That was the team’s highest scoring event.
Recruiting Doors Open for the High School Class of 2028
June 15 kicks off the official recruting season for the high school class of 2028!
Minnesota Adds Ohio Division I State Runner-Up Dana Fairbanks to 2026 Recruiting Class
With strengths across the IM, freestyle, butterfly, and backstroke events, Dana Fairbanks gives Minnesota another versatile option for the future.
BYU Adds Summer Thresher, Eliza Furqueron and Lauren Nielsen to 2026 Women’s Recruiting Class
Furqueron, Nielsen and Thresher have all announced their commitment to swim for BYU and will bring added depth in the back, fly and IM events.
Aussie Trials, Egor Kornev, And Indy Pro Swim Preview | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
we discuss the Australian and Russian Trials, Cal Poly’s new $45M Football Facility, and preview the Indy Pro Swim.
Sweden Unveils Statue Honoring Olympic Champion Diver Greta Johansson
Johansson won gold on the 10-meter platform at the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, the first modern Olympics to feature women’s swimming and diving events.
Philanthropist and Prominent BC Swimming Community Member Mel Zajac Sr. Died Age 98
Inducted into the BC Swimming Hall of Fame, Zajac created the Mel Jr. and Marty Zajac Foundation and sponsored the Mel Zajac Jr. International Swim Meet.
