Jake Newmark News Today

Former Stanford swimmer Daniel Roy is among those absent from the psych sheet despite blasting the fourth-fastest 200 breast time among Americans this season.

Destin Lasco led Cal to the top of the charts in the class re-ranking, outscoring all but three other teams on his own over four seasons.

Zalan Sarkany spent the fall semester at home training in Hungary and returned to Tempe in January with a new vigor in the 1650 freestyle.

Michigan's Gal Cohen Groumi (1:41.76) qualified 1st for the men's 200 IM final, and will have the opportunity to defend his title.

IU's Brendan Burns has been an unstoppable force in Big Ten competition, and his Hoosiers are in position for a dominant win in his final conference meet.

This is the most wonderful time of the year if you're a big college swimming fan. You may already have your own list of swimmers to watch, but here's mine.

Bacon, who swims similar events as those of his sister, will bolster the Badger's backstroke group when he arrives in Madison this fall.

It was Bacon's first time swimming the 100 IM in over a year, and the backstroke specialist clocked the ninth-fastest time in the NCAA so far this season.

Hubert Kos has been on fire so far this season, bolstering Arizona State's grasp of the #1 ranking as we head into 2024.

The Wisconsin Badgers hosted Michigan and Arizona for a double dual meet last weekend, besting the Wolverines for the first time in decades.