Anna Kalandadze and Matt Fallon will both compete in the Olympic Trials latter this summer, with all eyes set on Paris. 

An exciting summer awaits in Penn sports, headlined by the Paris 2024 Olympics

Many athletes are competing in hopes of qualifying for the Olympic Trials in Indianapolis

The Class of 2024 will see many Red and Blue program staples graduating.

The award comes after senior distance freestyler placed fourth at the NCAA Division I championships.

The junior breaststroker is poised to take the pool at the U.S. Olympic Trials later this year.

With two months to go until the U.S. Olympic Trials, Fallon finds himself in a good spot after a promising showing at the TYR Pro Series.

Penn men's and women's swimming will be relocated to alternative practice sites during the 2024-2025 academic year.

The junior's performance completes his return to the national level after missing last year's due to injury.

The senior concludes her career with the Red and Blue with a stellar performance at the highest level of collegiate competition.

The Quakers performance at the Ivys was headlined with a championship title from junior breaststroker Matt Fallon.

The Quakers finished in fifth place, with the distance swim group finding plenty of success.

The Quakers head up to Cambridge, M.A. with a 5-2 conference record with junior breastroker Matt Fallon headlining the group.

Heading into the organization's third year, BSAP hopes to continue providing support for its Black athletes.

After finishing with a 1-6 record in the conference, the Quakers will be looking to conclude their season on a high note.

Fallon’s final time of 2.09.49 was two seconds off of his personal best set this past summer.

The sophomore credits confidence and weight training for her increased speed.