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Indiana's Brendan Burns (above) will swim in both the 200 back and 200 fly finals on Saturday as the Hoosiers hope to hold off Ohio State.

After almost 6 months out of racing, Bowe Becker swam a pair of exhibition events at last weekend's Minnesota-Northwestern-Purdue tri meet.

Minnesota Swimming Sweeps St. Thomas in In-State Dual. The Minnesota Golden Gophers defeated the Tommies in a men's and women's dual meet.

Matthew McDonald is transferring to Minnesota from NC State. His sprinting ability can help build up Minnesota's depth in that area.

2018 Pan American Games champion Zane Grothe will return to his college alma mater Auburn as a volunteer assistant coach.

Caeleb Dressel did not disappoint as he won five gold medals and set two world records at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.

The Cali Condors, LA Current, New York Breakers, and Tokyo Frog Kings will face off, with the Condors beginning the campaign to defend their crown.

Tokyo 2020: Unexpected “Rookie” Bowen Makes Big Splash in Gold Medal Relay After considering retirement and waiting tables in 2020, Bowe Becker propelled the Americans to gold in the mens 400 free relay at the Olympic Games. Current photo via Jack Spitser/Spitser Photography Courtesy: Charles Hartley You’ve been reading about several star American swimmers during the past few months heading into the Olympics. There’s one name you didn’t hear much about: Bowe Becker. An accomplish...

U.S. swimmer Katie Ledecky won silver in the 400m women’s freestyle, losing to her Australian rival Ariarne Titmus in a much anticipated show China’s Li Bingjie took the bronze medal. Titmus, who won the event in the 2019 world championships, took the gold medal with a time of 3:56.69. Ledecky came in at 3:57.36 and Li at 4:01.08.

See Full Story Why Caeleb Dressel tossed his first gold medal of the Tokyo Olympics to a teammate in the stands Henry Bushnell July 26, 2021, 1:56 AM Caeleb Dressel tosses his gold medal to teammate Brooks Curry after the mens 4x100 relay final at the Tokyo Olympics. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images) TOKYO — Caeleb Dressel swam the first leg of the mens 4x100-meter freestyle relay in lightning-quick time on Monday. He gave the U.S. a lead it never relinquished, and, less than an hour lat...