In this episode of Unfiltered Waters, Katie Hoff and Elizabeth Beisel sit down with four of the biggest names in NCAA swimming: Anna Moesch (Virginia), Torri Huske (Stanford), Jillian Cox (Texas), and Camille Spink (Tennessee) for a special “Squad Energy” edition filmed just days before the NCAA Championships. From pre-meet traditions and team speeches to accountability, leadership, and what truly makes a championship culture, each athlete shares what drives their team behind the scenes. You’ll hear about Virginia’s push for history, Stanford’s resilience, Texas’s family-first mentality, and Tennessee’s unmatched energy on deck, all while getting a glimpse into the personalities, routines, and moments that fuel performance when it matters most. This is the side of NCAA swimming you don’t always see: the chemistry, the culture, and the squad energy that powers it all.
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Living and Racing with Brain Cancer | Archie Goodburn’s Story | Aquatics GB
Two years ago, Archie Goodburn was diagnosed with three incurable brain tumours. He is still competing at the top level, and is targeting a medal at a home Commonwealth Games this summer, in Glasgow. This is his story.
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Olympic Champion at NCAAs | Wiffen Twins
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Swim School Offers Lessons Ahead of Summer Season in Baton Rouge Area | WAFB
Summer is a few months away, and youth aquatic centers are offering swim lessons before the season begins.
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Nation Update: CARIFTA Swim Team Continues Training Ahead of Departure | The Nation Barbados
The Barbados CARIFTA swim team continued preparations today at the Ursuline Convent School in Collymore Rock ahead of its departure to Martinique on Thursday, April 2.
Team manager Kay Chandler said the 31-member team remains on track despite the temporary closure of the Aquatic Centre, noting that training has continued smoothly with support from the Ministry and the use of the alternative facility. She added that the team’s final training session is scheduled for tomorrow as they get ready for competition.
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Nevis To Kitts Cross Channel Swim (2026) | SwimTrek Trip Diary
Located in the Caribbean Sea, 70km west of Antigua, the island of Nevis is the smaller of the two islands making up the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis. It is one of the most unspoilt and relaxing islands in the Caribbean. Vividly green with blue skies, clean air and long empty beaches, Nevis has a gentle pace of life that encourages you to stop and appreciate the natural beauty around you. A perfect setting, then, for a challenge to swim from one island to another!
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YMCA Splash Week Returns With Swim Safety Lessons | News 8 WROC
While some splashed in puddles amid Tuesday’s rainy weather, others splashed into bigger waters at the YMCA for their second day of swimming lessons.
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Open Water 101 | USA Swimming
Want to learn more about open water swimming? Watch as Ivan Puskovitch, Claire Weinstein, Brinkleigh Hansen, and Mariah Denigan break down the basics. Tune in to the 2026 Open Water National and Junior National Championships April 2-4 on the USA Swimming Network.
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Learning to Swim | How a CDC Grant Is Putting la Vega Kids in the Pool for Free | KCENNews
The Greater Waco YMCA partners with La Vega ISD to offer free drowning prevention lessons to elementary students, teaching critical water safety skills.
