Every time you hit the pool, the clock is ticking. Are you faster today than yesterday? Are you stronger? The information available from the times section is a member service provided by USA Swimming.

CODE OF CONDUCT (1999-2010) - SECTION 304.3.4 304.3.4 Conviction of, imposition of a deferred sentence for, or any plea of guilty or no contest at any time, past or present, or the existence of any ...

USA Swimming sets time standards for a variety of meets including 2024 Olympic Trials, Phillips 66 National Championships, Toyota USA Open and more!

USA Swimming offers an easy way to view national age group records for short course yards and long course meters.

Want to get started as an official and help USA Swimming run consistent, high-quality and technically-correct competitions? View the resources below to get started! All Local Swimming Committees (LSC) ...

Standard Selection 6 female athletes age 14-15 (3- 14 year olds and 3- 15 year olds) and the 6 male athletes age 15-16 (3- 15 yo and 3-16 yo) with the highest individual IMX Power Point scores during ...

Online Officials Testing is now available in the USA Swimming University. Once a test is complete, officials can download their certificate in order to forward their results to their LSC Official’s ...

The USA Swimming podcast series, Kick Set, will feature coaches, athletes and staff members who will share their perspectives on various topics in the swimming world. After growing up swimming for ...

Meet the junior national team athletesLearn more about the athletes on 2025-2026 U.S. Junior National Team.

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USA Swimming is committed to the safety of athletes and participants involved in sport. The purpose of the USA Swimming background check program is to protect persons at risk, including, but not ...

When making the decision to report a concern you have, it can often feel intimidating and overwhelming. Please use this Reporting Pathways guide to help you on the first step “Where do I report?” ...