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Illumination 400

May 12, 2026

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Christmas, Holiday

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IEEE Education & Healthcare Facilities Committee

NEC Section 226.6 Conductor Size and Support (B) Festoon Lighting

EC&M Article 225: Outside Branch Circuits

Electrical Time: Definition of Festoon Lighting

“Starry Night Over the Rhône” 1888 Vincent van Gogh

Today we refresh our understanding of the moment in illumination technologies for outdoor lighting systems— related but different from our exploration of building interior illumination systems in Illumination 200. Later in 2024 we will roll out Illumination 400 (Holiday illumination) and Illumination 500 which explores litigation related to public illumination technology. As cities-within-cities the shared perimeter of a campus with the host municipality has proven rich in legal controversy and action.

Illumination technology was the original inspiration for the electric utility industry; providing night-time security and transforming every sector of every economy on earth. Lighting load remains the largest component of any building’s electric load — about 35 percent– making it a large target for energy regulations.

Our inquiry begins with selections from the following documents…

International Electrotechnical Commission TC 34 Lighting

IEC 60364 Electrical Installations in Buildings

2023 National Electrical Safety Code

IEEE P3001.9 – Recommended Practice for the Design of Power Systems Supplying Lighting Systems in Commercial and Industrial Facilities

Institution of Engineering and Technology: Recommendations for Energy-efficient Exterior Lighting Systems

2023 National Electrical Code: Article 410 (While the bulk of the NEC concerns indoor wiring fire hazards, there are passages that inform outdoor lighting wiring safety)

2019 ASHRAE 90.1: Chapter 9 Lighting

Illumination Engineering Society: Various titles

ISO/TC 274 Light and lighting

Salt Water River Project: Outdoor Lighting Standards

US DOE-EERE Building Energy Codes Program

…and about 20 other accredited, consortia or ad hoc standards developers and publishers aligned principally with vertical incumbents. Illumination was the original inspiration (i.e. the first “killer app”) for the electrical power industry in every nation. Its best practice literature reflects a fast-moving, shape-changing domain.

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Upper Wharfedale Primary Federation School District Yorkshire Dales

McGill University: Before electricity, streets were filled with gas lights

Outdoor lighting systems can be owned and maintained by different entities depending on the context and location. Here are some examples of ownership regimes for outdoor lighting systems:

Public ownership: In this case, outdoor lighting systems are owned and maintained by the local government or municipal authority. The lighting may be installed in public spaces such as parks, streets, and other outdoor areas for the safety and convenience of the public.
Private ownership: Outdoor lighting systems may be owned by private individuals or organizations. For example, a business owner may install outdoor lighting for security or aesthetic reasons, or a homeowner may install outdoor lighting in their garden or yard.
Co-owned: Outdoor lighting systems may be owned jointly by multiple entities. For example, a residential community may jointly own and maintain outdoor lighting in their shared spaces such as parking areas, community parks, or recreational facilities.
Utility ownership: Outdoor lighting systems may be owned and maintained by utility companies such as electric or energy companies. These companies may install and maintain street lights or other lighting systems for the public good.
Third-party ownership: In some cases, a third-party entity may own and maintain outdoor lighting systems on behalf of a public or private entity. For example, a lighting contractor may install and maintain lighting in a public park on behalf of a local government.

The ownership regime of an outdoor lighting system can have implications for issues such as installation, maintenance, and cost-sharing. It is important to consider ownership when designing and implementing outdoor lighting systems to ensure their long-term effectiveness and sustainability.

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International Commission on Illumination

National Electrical Manufacturers Association

National Electrical Contractors Association

Representative Specifications

Sam Houston State University | Division 26500 Interior and Exterior Lighting

University of Delaware | Division 265100 Interior Lighting

Cal Poly University San Luis Obispo | Division 265100 Interior Lighting

Relevant Research

Enhancing the Sustainability of Outdoor Floodlighting for Cultural Heritage Buildings

The Performance and Impact of LED Floodlights in an Outdoor Electrical Substation During Misty Weather Conditions

Replacement of HPS Luminaires with LED Luminaires for the Lighting Requirements of an Outdoor Electrical Substation

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— Dr. Maya C. Popa (@MayaCPopa) May 28, 2023

Swimming, Water Polo and Diving Lighting

May 12, 2026

mike@standardsmichigan.com

D45, D46, D47, D5

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“In swimming, there are no referees, no foul lines,

no time-outs, and no substitutions.

It’s just you and the water.” – Unknown

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University of Southern California Swim and Dive sport best 1922

Louisiana State University pool students 1921

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Hamamatsu Technical High School pool international 1919 719

Bond University swimming water australia global 1921

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There are several specific problems that swimming pool overhead lighting aims to solve:

Visibility: Swimming pool overhead lighting is designed to improve visibility in and around the pool. This is important for safety reasons, as it helps swimmers see where they are going and avoid obstacles or hazards.
Aesthetics: Overhead lighting can enhance the appearance of the swimming pool by creating a visually appealing atmosphere. This is especially important for commercial pools where the aesthetics can be an important factor in attracting customers.
Functionality: Overhead lighting can provide additional functionality by allowing the pool to be used during evening hours or in low light conditions. This can increase the usability of the pool and make it more appealing to users.
Energy efficiency: Modern overhead pool lighting solutions are designed to be energy-efficient, reducing the overall energy consumption and operating costs of the pool.
Longevity: Overhead pool lighting must be designed to withstand exposure to water, chlorine, and other harsh chemicals, as well as exposure to the elements. The lighting system must be durable and reliable to ensure longevity and prevent costly repairs or replacements.

Overall, swimming pool overhead lighting is an important component of a safe, functional, and visually appealing pool. It provides illumination for visibility, enhances aesthetics, and improves functionality, while also being energy-efficient and durable.

After athletic arena life safety obligations are met (governed legally by NFPA 70, NFPA 101, NFPA 110, the International Building Code and possibly other state adaptations of those consensus documents incorporated by reference into public safety law) business objective standards may come into play. For almost all athletic facilities, the consensus documents of the Illumination Engineering Society^[1], the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers^[2][3] provide the first principles for life safety. For business purposes, the documents distributed by the National Collegiate Athletic Association inform the standard of care for individual athletic arenas so that swiftly moving media production companies have some consistency in power sources and illumination as they move from site to site. Sometimes concepts to meet both life safety and business objectives merge.

During water sport season the document linked below provides information to illumination designers and facility managers:

NCAA Best Lighting Practices

Athletic programs are a significant source of revenue and form a large part of the foundation of the brand identity of most educational institutions in the United States. We focus primarily upon the technology standards that govern the safety, performance and sustainability of these enterprises. We collaborate very closely with the IEEE Education & Healthcare Facilities Committee where subject matter experts in electrical power systems meet 4 times each month in the Americas and Europe.

See our CALENDAR for our next colloquium on Sport facility codes and standards. We typically walk through the safety and sustainability concepts in play; identify commenting opportunities; and find user-interest “champions” on the technical committees who have a similar goal in lowering #TotalCostofOwnership.

Issue: [15-138]*

Category: Electrical, Architectural, Arts & Entertainment Facilities, Athletics

Colleagues: Mike Anthony, Jim Harvey, Jack Janveja, Jose Meijer, Scott Gibbs

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Watersport Time Standards

Sport Lighting

Nighttime Walk

May 12, 2026

mike@standardsmichigan.com

California, D2, News

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University of California Davis Facilities Management

Guide to California Lighting Regulations: Title 20

UCLA’s CSO Evening Escort Program

Readings:

UC Davis Adaptive Controls for Exterior Lighting

Sport Lighting

May 12, 2026

mike@standardsmichigan.com

D5, D6

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NCAA Illumination Standards

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— MythoAmerica 🌲 (@MythoAmerica) August 31, 2024

Athletic and recreational sports enterprises are important features in education communities; supportive of brand identity and cohort creation. Assuring the safety and sustainability of these assets is informed by several best practice titles; among them the Illuminating Engineering Society recommended practice RP-6-15 Sports and Recreational Area Lighting From the project prospectus:

The purpose of RP-6-15 is to provide the reader with recommendations to aid in the design of sports lighting systems. Popular sports, such as baseball, tennis, basketball and football as well as recreational social activities, such as horseshoe pitching and croquet are covered. Venues for spectators of amateur, collegiate, and professional sports are complex facilities that should provide not only for the spectators, but also the equipment used in modern sports broadcasting. This document does not address those needs, so the reader should look for guidance from the sports league or the project consultant.
Sports lighting systems consume power which over time can be significant, and IES RP-6-15 defines methods for maximizing energy efficiency.

The IES-suite joins standards developed by the International Code Council (International Building Code), the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE 3001.9) and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 70) that must be applied skillfully by design professionals and understood by athletic facility managers. Other consensus standards developers such as the American Society of Heating and Refrigeration Engineers and the Entertainment Services and Technology Association were moving into this domain before the circumstances of the pandemic.

We always encourage our colleagues in the education industry to do so themselves; starting with the links below:

Committees

IES Standards Open for Public Review

"People don’t notice whether it’s winter or summer when they’re happy" -- Anton Chekhov

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~~Comments on proposed changes to IES LP-6-2x Lighting Practice: Lighting Control Systems – Properties, Selection, and Specification will be received until April 1st~~

~~Comments on Draft “IES TM-39 Technical Memorandum: Quantification and Specification of Flicker” will be received until August 12th~~
Keep in mind that the IES typically deals with the application of best practice in illumination. It neither covers the reliability of the power systems nor the power chain to the luminaries. Recommended practice for the power chain are now being developed by the IEEE Industrial Applications Society; specifically IEEE 3001.9 – Recommended Practice for the Design of Power Systems Supplying Lighting Systems in Commercial and Industrial Facilities. The IEEE Education & Healthcare Facilities Committee pulls together ALL the standards — ICC, IEEE, IEC, NFPA, IES, ASHRAE, ASTM, ESTA and any other emergent consensus or open source documents that might set the standard of care for the education industry.

University of Michigan

The IEEE E&H Committee meets online 4 times monthly in Europe and the United States; and those meetings are open to the public (CLICK HERE). Additionally, we set aside one hour every month to walk through the entire suite of standards for sports and recreation facilities. See our CALENDAR for the date of our next Athletic & Recreation standards teleconference. Login credential are at the upper right of our home page

Issue: [16-132]

Category: Electrical, Athletics & Recreation

Colleagues: Mike Anthony, Jim Harvey, Kane Howard

Designing Lighting for People and Buildings

Pathway Illumination

Engineering in Sport

Hegemon Cuyahoga & County Dublin

May 12, 2026

mike@standardsmichigan.com

D2

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Financial Presentations & Webcasts

2025 Third Quarter Report

Here we shift our perspective 120 degrees to understand the point of view of the Producer interest in the American national standards system (See ANSI Essential Requirements). The title of this post draws from the location of US and European headquarters. We list proposals by a successful electrical manufacturer for discussion during today’s colloquium:

2026 National Electrical Code

CMP-1: short circuit current ratings, connections with copper cladded aluminum conductors, maintenance to be provided by OEM, field markings

CMP-2: reconditioned equipment, receptacles in accessory buildings, GFCI & AFCI protection, outlet placement generally, outlets for outdoor HVAC equipment⁽¹⁾

(1) Here we would argue that if a pad mount HVAC unit needs service with tools that need AC power once every 5-10 years then the dedicated branch circuit is not needed. Many campuses have on-site, full-time staff that can service outdoor pad mounted HVAC equipment without needing a nearby outlet. One crew — two electricians — will run about $2500 per day to do anything on campus.

CMP-3: No proposals

CMP-4: solar voltaic systems (1)

(1) Seems reasonable – spillover outdoor night time lighting effect upon solar panel charging should be identified.

CMP-5: Administrative changes only

CMP-6: No proposals

CMP-7: Distinction between “repair” and “servicing”

CMP-8: Reconditioned equipment

CMP-9: Reconditioned equipment

CMP-10: Short circuit ratings, service disconnect, disconnect for meters, transformer secondary conductor, secondary conductor taps, surge protective devices, disconnecting means generally, spliced and tap conductors, more metering safety, 1200 ampere threshold for arc reduction technology, reconditioned surge equipment shall not be permitted, switchboard short circuit ratings

CMP-11: Lorem

CMP-12: Lorem

CMP-13: Lorem

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Iced Americano

May 11, 2026

mike@standardsmichigan.com

michc, Michigan, UMICH

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University of Michigan Net Position 2024: $22.335 billion

Michigan Central | Michigan West | Michigan Upper Peninsula | Michigan South East

Bert Askwith worked his way through college shuttling students to and from Detroit Metropolitan Airport until his graduation in 1931; when two semester tuition cost $300. With no student debt he founded and grew Campus Coach Lines that still provides the same services at many other US campuses. He donated part of his fortune to establish a cafe in the Undergraduate Library; which now serves an expanding and bewildering catalog of caffeine-based drinks found in educational settlements worldwide.

The caffeine spectrum pic.twitter.com/QYhq6Rppsc

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 3, 2024

When new foreign national students arrive at U.S. colleges and universities, they often enter environments where a left-leaning worldview is prominent and pervasive. Many campuses today emphasize themes of social justice, equity, and systemic critique that align with a preference for larger, more interventionist government. Faculty and administrative messaging can reinforce these ideas, portraying government as the primary instrument for addressing inequality, redistributing resources, and regulating social behavior.

For many international students, this can be both eye-opening and disorienting. They may come from countries with different political traditions, including skepticism of state power due to experiences with corruption or authoritarianism. Yet, in the university setting, they encounter curricula and campus cultures that valorize activist government solutions while often criticizing markets, traditional institutions, or individual responsibility. Programs in the humanities and social sciences in particular tend to frame policy questions through a progressive lens that sees expansive government action as not just beneficial but morally necessary.

This immersion—some might call it a “marination”—shapes perspectives over time. Students adopt the language of social justice, climate policy, and identity politics, often without exposure to robust counterarguments. While this experience can broaden horizons and foster empathy for marginalized groups, it also risks narrowing intellectual diversity and suppressing debate about the limits and costs of government power. For international students, it can mean graduating with a worldview significantly more aligned with the American academic left than with the diverse political traditions of their home countries.

Kitchenettes

“William Tell Overture”

May 11, 2026

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Standards Utah

Health 400 | OB-GYN

May 11, 2026

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D1, D135, Valentine's Day

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National Center for Health Statistics: Birth Data Files

From Cheerleader & Footballer To Pregnant at 15

Jordan Peterson: Accidental Childlessness, The Epidemic That Dare Not Speak Its Name

REDDIT: An estimated 1/3 of all GenZ were aborted

MOMS.GOV

Today we break down the stack of regulations, codes, standards and open-source literature governing the safety and sustainability of university-affiliated medical research and healthcare delivery facilities. Because of the complexity of the topic we break down our coverage:

Health 200. Survey of all relevant codes, standards, guidelines and recommended practices for healthcare settings.

Health 400. All of the above with special consideration needed for obstetrics, gynecological and neonatal clinical practice and research.

We limit our interest to systems — water, power, telecommunication and security; for example — that are unique to campus-configured, city-within-city risk aggregations. Electrotechnologies (voltage stability, static electricity control, radio-interference, etc.) in these enterprises are subtle, complex and high risk. Sample titles from legacy best practice literature in this domain are listed below:

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: Levels of Maternal Care

Provision of Care, Treatment, and Services standards for maternal safety

Since our interest lies in the habitable spaces for these enterprises we usually start with a scan of the following titles:

International Building Code Section 407 (Institutional Group I-2) identifies requirements specific to healthcare settings, covering aspects such as fire safety, means of egress, and smoke compartments. Maternity and obstetric facilities within hospitals fall under this classification.

K-TAG Matrix for Healthcare Facilities

NFPA 70 National Electrical Code Article 517

NFPA 99 Healthcare Facilities Code

NFPA 101 Life Safety Code Chapters 18 & 19

ASHRAE 170 Ventilation of Healthcare Facilities

ASHRAE 189.3: Design, Construction and Operation of Sustainable High Performance Health Care Facilities

Relevant Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers research

Towards Deeper Neural Networks for Neonatal Seizure Detection

A System to Provide Primary Maternity Healthcare Services in Developing Countries

Deep Learning for Continuous Electronic Fetal Monitoring in Labor

Reorganizing of University Hospital of Oran’s operating theatre: Simulation approach

Finally, we collaborate with the IEEE E&H Committee on the following IEC committee projects from IEC/TC 62 Electrical equipment in medical practice:

– Common aspects of electrical equipment used in diagnostic imaging equipment

– Equipment for radiotherapy, nuclear medicine and radiation dosimetry

– Electromedical equipment for neonatal care

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Doula International

A relatively new publisher of related standards is the Facility Guidelines Institute. We are monitoring its catalog and its processes. The healthcare facility industry is likely large enough for another non-profit but we have yet to see meaningful leading practice discovery and promulgation that is unrelated to the literature that is already out there.

Journal of Healthcare Management Standards: Operational Resilience of Hospital Power Systems in the Digital Age

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

Health care cost as percentage of Gross Domestic Product for six representative nations.

Association of Academic Health Centers

International Conference on Harmonization: The ICH guidelines provide guidance on the development of pharmaceuticals and related substances, including clinical trials, drug safety, and efficacy.

Animal Welfare Act and the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee

Good Laboratory Practice: GLP is a set of principles that ensure the quality and integrity of non-clinical laboratory studies. It ensures that data generated from non-clinical laboratory studies are reliable, valid, and accurate.

International Code Council Representation of Interests

University of Chicago

In the early to mid-1900s, some US colleges used orphaned babies in home economics programs to teach child-rearing skills

These children were referred to as "practice babies" pic.twitter.com/FZCkeu0p2m

— UberFacts (@UberFacts) August 17, 2023

👩‍⚕️👩‍🎓 Warmest congratulations to UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems’ Higher Diploma in Midwifery group (2022-2024), who have officially completed their 18-month programme to become registered midwives 👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/hixD1gT1no

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) March 7, 2024

Neonatal Care Units

K-TAG Matrix for Healthcare Facilities

May 11, 2026

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CMS 2786R | MOMS.GOV

University of Iowa

Technical committees of the International Code Council synchronize best practice discovery processes with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services using this matrix, linked here without comment. For more information contact Kimberly Paarlberg (kpaarlberg@iccsafe.org).

ICC KTAGS Group B Existing Hospitals

Life Safety Code

Healthcare Facilities Code

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Ensuring compliance with Life Safety and Health Care Facilities codes

Sport News

May 11, 2026

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— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) May 10, 2026

🚨 SCHOOL RECORD ALERT 🚨

Sydnee Sinn, Sarah Forsyth, Olivia Millen and Kate Stewart-Barnett run 8:33.40 in the 4x800m relay to break the school record at Penn Relays!🟢⚪ pic.twitter.com/y6VQFJVrMT

— MSU Track & Field/Cross Country (@MSU_TFXC) April 25, 2026

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Riley Gaines is a beautiful example of the joy of motherhood.

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— Pato Bonato (@patobonato) April 17, 2026

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— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) April 12, 2026

I know absolutely NOTHING about NCAA hockey… but that was an incredible game with Denver vs Michigan.

I watched all of the 3rd period, OT, & 2OT and that was THRILLING.

Denver takes down #1 seed Michigan. As a non hockey fan Frozen Four is sick.
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— Garrett Armbrust (@4thandsaturday) April 10, 2026

HALF of the teams in the round of 16 will come from the states in red

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It’s good day to be a Wolverine fan 🙌

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— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) March 22, 2026

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— Wisconsin Hockey (@BadgerWHockey) March 21, 2026

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Our kind of math.#WFrozenFour x @BadgerWHockey pic.twitter.com/wXdrocJ8mz

— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) March 23, 2026

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— Utah Ski Team (@utahskiteam) March 14, 2026

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— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 14, 2026

Ran it back 🏆

For the 21st time, the Mountaineers are National Champions! pic.twitter.com/dZhPqJv0QS

— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 14, 2026

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— Love Music (@khnh80044) March 12, 2026

Built for it 🧱

Mountaineers head to NCAA National Championship Friday and Saturday

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— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 12, 2026

Michigan State University | Ingham County

📣 NSAI is seeking new members for our standards committees

We are establishing new technical committees on Light Gauge Steel, Mass Engineered Timber, and the National Annex for Eurocode 5 (structural fire design).

We’re inviting designers, consultants, academics, and… pic.twitter.com/wiv17lXgp9

— NSAI (@NSAI_Standards) March 2, 2026

Coming home with a lot of hardware 🏆 pic.twitter.com/Vv9L4REmsc

— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 2, 2026

5 YEARS IN A ROW! 🏆#TidalTown pic.twitter.com/gXx9I7zcM3

— uncwswimdive (@uncwswimdive) March 1, 2026

Michigan roots. Unshakable heart. A golden finish. 🥇 https://t.co/nZmHF319nE

— Pure Michigan (@PureMichigan) February 22, 2026

Once was fun, twice is very nice! UVM Olympian Ben Ogden has done it again, capturing silver in the men’s cross-country team sprint w/teammate Gus Schumacher! This is the first medal for Team USA in this event and makes Ogden the team’s most decorated men’s cross-country skier. https://t.co/0SxTfMnKQI

— University of Vermont (@uvmvermont) February 18, 2026

Charlie Stramel sealed the game for @MSU_Hockey with his third of the game in OT 💥 pic.twitter.com/gwOUobsi10

— Big Ten Hockey (@B1GHockey) January 31, 2026

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— World Athletes (@world_athelete) January 31, 2026

I’m not even an Indiana fan, but I never get tired of watching this. It’s one of the best things I’ve ever seen in football.

I hope somebody makes a movie out of it with Jerry Goldsmith writing the score.

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— Denny Burk (@DennyBurk) January 23, 2026

Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Skiing Association

RMISA Announces 2026 Alpine Schedule Changes https://t.co/sWwus8EY74

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) January 11, 2026

College Bowl Games

Raw emotion from freshman Abbey Hayes following Creighton’s loss to Kentucky in the Elite Eight.

You can tell how badly she wanted this one for her older teammates. 💙@KETV | #GoJays pic.twitter.com/GqSh5qKtHK

— Matt Sottile (@MSottileTV) December 13, 2025

JUST IN: Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza honors his mother during his speech after winning the Heisman Trophy.

Mendoza’s mother suffers from Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

“Mom, this is your trophy as much as it is mine. You’ve always been my biggest fan … Your sacrifices,… pic.twitter.com/wYC8qZJHFj

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) December 14, 2025

19.72M FOR AXELINA. 🤯

COLLEGIATE RECORD.
SWEDISH NATIONAL RECORD.
SCHOOL RECORD. pic.twitter.com/wxuCayNG0M

— Nebraska Track & Field/Cross Country (@HuskerTFXC) December 12, 2025

Fernando Mendoza’s post game interview after winning the Big Ten
byu/justletmeregisteryou insports

JANE. HEDENGREN. 🤯

✅ SCHOOL RECORD
✅ NCAA RECORD (by 8 seconds btw)
✅ 10TH FASTEST 5000M BY AN AMERICAN
✅ 11TH INDOOR 5000M TIME IN THE WORLD
✅ FIRST COLLEGIATE WOMAN TO RUN SUB 14:50 (indoor AND outdoor)

ARE. YOU. KIDDING???!!! pic.twitter.com/pKDqexpUkH

— BYU Track & Field/Cross Country (@BYUTFXC) December 6, 2025

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— Ole Miss Rifle (@OleMissRifle) November 23, 2025

Best thing about being 12-0… pic.twitter.com/jfGpEnTXVu

— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) December 1, 2025

The highest single-season hit percentage in @b1gvolleyball history. ✍️@aandijackson has capped B1G play with a .559 hit%! pic.twitter.com/9tqusyW28J

— Nebraska Volleyball (@HuskerVB) December 1, 2025

@UNC_BearsVB @BigSkyConf Champions! Go Bears! pic.twitter.com/oNCWBGY2RH

— Andy Feinstein (@PresFeinstein) November 27, 2025

CHASE DOWN❗️ Şilan Ayyildiz finishes 9th individually at the cross country national championship to lead the Ducks to a 3rd place finish. Ayyildiz went from 18th to 9th place over the final K 😮‍💨 #GoDucks pic.twitter.com/spP7A0UEmo

— oregontf (@OregonTF) November 23, 2025

Dominic Zvada postgame walk off celebration 〽️#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/uTpJWX0l8n

— Michigan Football on UMGoBlue (@UMGoBlog) November 15, 2025

The future of college cross country is no longer about coaching but about recruiting.

Foreigners are recruited to take American scholarships. Many of the runners are older than your typical college age athlete.

Then they are called American Champions. Shame. pic.twitter.com/x8uEahTOX6

— Maggs (@aspen_lindsay) November 23, 2025

History was made at the Yale Bowl.

Yale topped previously undefeated Harvard in the 141st playing of The Game, earning a share of the Ivy League title and the league’s first-ever automatic bid to the NCAA FCS playoffs.

Highlights from @YaleAthletics: https://t.co/yzDxolHzpB pic.twitter.com/EvueCJDcej

— Yale University (@Yale) November 23, 2025

Rachel Forsyth’s season isn’t done yet! She will compete in her second-straight NCAA Championship! 🟢⚪ pic.twitter.com/Vz9sMgFdSH

— MSU Track & Field/Cross Country (@MSU_TFXC) November 15, 2025

Great chemistry between these dancers! Excellent.💃🕺❤️ pic.twitter.com/YNWsVt1PrB

— Love Music (@khnh80044) November 15, 2025

❤️‍🔥 Jason Colacino and Katie Boyle – Honky Tonk Now THAT’S what I call pure elegance, charm, and undeniable heat!! 🔥💖 pic.twitter.com/AgxGaFELpL

— Love Music (@khnh80044) November 14, 2025

BYU’s Jane Hedengren just beat the defending 5K and 10K national champion by 42 seconds head-to-head at regionals. FORTY-TWO SECONDS! We are witnessing greatness. 🏃‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/6ELw3anmhL

— BoozeCougs (@BoozeCougs) November 14, 2025

LEm’s absolute banger of a nanny, all in the latest 🙌🙌 pic.twitter.com/W7HH63mEZo

— Fishing Niche (@FishingNiche) November 16, 2025

A moment @sacredheartwsoc will remember for a lifetime 🏆❄️☃️

And those snow angels and penguin slides?? 10/10 way to celebrate punching your second @NCAA Tournament ticket in program history‼️#NCAASoccer x 🎥 @MAACSports pic.twitter.com/KM17KIH2Rv

— NCAA Soccer (@NCAASoccer) November 9, 2025

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— MythoAmerica 🌲 (@MythoAmerica) August 31, 2024

It was a great day at Forest Akers East hosting our first Big Ten Cross Country Championship since 2012! pic.twitter.com/hYEyyaeUyD

— MSU Track & Field/Cross Country (@MSU_TFXC) November 1, 2025

The Best Thing You’ll See Today@umichfootball & @Coach_SMoore made dreams come true yesterday for our guy Luke 💙💛@Dream_On_3 pic.twitter.com/drZoFXWFwp

— Blue By 90 (@bluebyninety) November 1, 2025

Another milestone in our College history reached – we’re proud to present our first ever official College golf team! pic.twitter.com/4hCTJVZhPA

— Bishop’s Stortford College (@BSCollege) October 17, 2025

The beats that get us dialed in 🎧🔥 pic.twitter.com/VvHFDurett

— Ole Miss Rifle (@OleMissRifle) October 15, 2025

Led by senior Chad Perrine and junior Luke Skuratowicz, three Hope College men’s cross country runners finished in the Top 30 of the 167-runner field at the Muskegon Community College Jayhawk Invitational on Saturday. Read the meet recap on the Hope Athletics website. #d3xc pic.twitter.com/Dynob8mVrX

— Hope College Athletics (@HopeAthletics) October 11, 2025

Freshmen check. Call your parents, kids! pic.twitter.com/oMTRgFlRmk

— Bobby Guntoro (@bobbygunt) September 27, 2025

Another Top 🔟 on Tour ⭐️

You’ve made the Auburn Family incredibly proud. #WarEagle | #AuburnBeingAuburn pic.twitter.com/fPYfM5FULq

— Auburn Men’s Golf (@AuburnMGolf) September 15, 2025

OQXC Girls @ Troy XC Invitational! #sd113a pic.twitter.com/5VLmByUE3z

— Ms. McCormick (@MsMcCormickOQMS) September 20, 2025

Seeing a game at Oklahoma is awesome (outside of the outcome)

An A+ experience and awesome fans…

Apples to apples it’s light years better than a Texas home game

Great parking, great tailgating, street of bars a block from stadium

Awesome. Would highly recommend pic.twitter.com/i6NB7SvMPW

— James T. Yoder (@JamesYoder) September 7, 2025

Sebastian Moniz connects on this corner kick recently propelling our boys’ soccer team. Great stuff! #BPSoccer ⚽️⚽️🥅⚽️⚽️ ⁦@BayPathSuper⁩ pic.twitter.com/M3bRFHQXS2

— BPPrincipalVT Co-Moderator @UnlockTheMiddle (@BPPrincipalVT) September 6, 2025

These are the male cheerleaders America wants.pic.twitter.com/lfA5Pn6BpG

— Bill Mitchell (@mitchellvii) August 30, 2025

Ryker Comstock is your Student Athlete of the Week!

🌟 Great news, @CCHS_Gladiators fans! Your amazing support has helped us win the @TMobile #FN5GL $5K Fridays #sweepstakes 🙌 We’re so proud of our @clarkecentral spirit! pic.twitter.com/HJosLUtXtL

— CCHS Athletics (@CCHS_Gladiators) August 31, 2025

WORLD. CHAMPION. 🥇🤩

Luca Urlando grabs the 200 fly world title and becomes the SECOND AMERICAN EVER to go 1:51. Unreal swim. #AQUASingapore2025 pic.twitter.com/LHoq7vZTxQ

— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) July 30, 2025

Michigan Girl, Our Michigan Girl….

Hail the victor 〽️🇨🇦

Savannah Sutherland captures the women’s 400m crown at Canadian Champs in 5️⃣1️⃣.5️⃣1️⃣ seconds.

📸: Sean Burges/Mundo Sports Image pic.twitter.com/62fOGNFQL4

— DyeStat (@DyeStat) August 1, 2025

🚨 NEW WORLD RECORD 🚨

TEAM USA JUST SMASHED THE MIXED 400 FREESTYLE RELAY WORLD RECORD!!!

Jack Alexy – 46.91 👀
Patrick Sammon – 46.70 👀
Kate Douglass – 52.43
Torri Huske – 52.44 pic.twitter.com/5VZcPu50KM

— Kyle Sockwell (@kylesockwell) August 2, 2025

WHAT. A WAY. TO CLOSE.

The U.S. grabs gold AND a world record in the last event of #AQUASingapore2025 to end the meet ON TOP of the gold and total medal table 🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/mdaooxhGY2

— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) August 3, 2025

Northwest High School junior Cooper Lutkenhaus has run the fastest 800-meter race in the world for any athlete younger than 18! Cooper set the new U18 world best at the USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships by running a time of 1:42.27 to earn silver. pic.twitter.com/5imZ9yZHLN

— Northwest ISD (@NorthwestISD) August 3, 2025

🏅History made.

The U.S. men’s four won gold for the first time at the U23 World Championships. Ryan Martin, Wilson Morton, Sam Sullivan, and Lyle Donovan are victorious in the A Final, winning by 2.25 seconds. pic.twitter.com/2fAtSEwewA

— USRowing (@usrowing) July 26, 2025

Kate Douglass just threw down a 52.04 split on the 4×100 free relay 🥶

The U.S. will be top seed tonight after the group’s 3:33.57 in prelims.#AQUASingapore2025 pic.twitter.com/H4Mke7NpZN

— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) July 27, 2025

Over the weekend, Anhelina Khmil earned a second place finish at the CEV Nations Cup Final in Portugal as part of the Ukrainian team! pic.twitter.com/2zuEa9wk9c

— TCU Beach Volleyball (@TCUBeachVB) July 20, 2025

The bottom of the ground was nothing for Emily Beisel! She moves into the Top 4 of her set by almost two tenths of a second to lock in her place at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Semifinals. pic.twitter.com/1uDeztOlZM

— The Cowboy Channel (@Cowboy_Channel) July 20, 2025

Sport Standards

He swims like the art of poetry. pic.twitter.com/rrhMP83DQD

— The Figen (@TheFigen_) July 12, 2025

Catherine giving trophies to Amanda, who is the runner-up and Iga the ladies single winner! pic.twitter.com/rZSntPOGig

— Sabirah Lohn 💕🦕🦖 (@SabirahLohn) July 12, 2025

While other kids are learning TikTok dances, she just set a record tying a goat in 7 seconds flat. pic.twitter.com/ZPELIagdxv

— Desiree (@DesireeAmerica4) July 13, 2025

THE TIGERS ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS pic.twitter.com/0sk6iV8gRc

— LSU Baseball (@LSUbaseball) June 22, 2025

Savannah Sutherland d capped an incredible career at Michigan with her second NCAA title and has been named the 2024-25 Female Michigan Athlete of the Year! 〽️ #LeadersAndBest

THE TIGERS ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS pic.twitter.com/0sk6iV8gRc

— LSU Baseball (@LSUbaseball) June 22, 2025

INFO » https://t.co/Caza1OyrCy | #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/YD6HTdYd0p

— Michigan Track & Field / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) June 23, 2025

𝐀𝐔𝐁𝐔𝐑𝐍 𝐁𝐄𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐀𝐔𝐁𝐔𝐑𝐍

Our list of Fences Riders of the Year is getting long…
✔️ 2025: Avery Glynn (SEC & NCEA ROTY); Kate Hagerty (SEC Freshman ROTY)
✔️ 7-straight SEC ROTY awards
✔️ 4 of the last 7 NCEA ROTY honors
✔️ 7 SEC Freshman ROTY awards#WarEagle pic.twitter.com/1bRaWk4ytY

— Auburn Equestrian (@AuburnEQ) June 23, 2025

When you realize you’re the national champion AND you set the collegiate record 🥹 pic.twitter.com/BPUEuZmZMP

— Michigan Track & Field / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) June 15, 2025

Last practice before Eugene. #NCAATF x 🎥 @BYUTFXC
pic.twitter.com/3kNxStxS9Z

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 6, 2025

Feelin’ Super 🦸‍♂️

🖥️ https://t.co/vUbrNtVRPX
🎟️ https://t.co/i73Q25MuVk
📲 https://t.co/D9Ga3efNbI #RoadToOmaha pic.twitter.com/1dpxaU8SEG

— NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 3, 2025

Kate Douglass and Shaine Casas are your #ToyotaNationals high point winners! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/bA9JJSWxEP

— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) June 8, 2025

💨💨💨

Savannah Sutherland sets the Hodges Stadium facility record and for the second straight year she sets the NCAA East First Round record in the 400H! pic.twitter.com/u48jsKv3Zm

— Michigan Track & Field / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) June 1, 2025

Meanwhile at the airport.. 😂 pic.twitter.com/BKRrslNY7x

— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) May 29, 2025

Kävin varastamassa rikkailta rahat ja nyt jakelen ne köyhille. Kenelle laitetaan ja paljonko? pic.twitter.com/AFUva64UPN

— Päivi Ekdahl 🇫🇮🇺🇦 (@EkdahlPaivi) May 31, 2025

Our medalist boats!!! 🥉🥉🥉🥉 #RowBlue pic.twitter.com/5qcjoirtmj

— Michigan Rowing (@umichrowing) May 18, 2025

Michigan just won the men’s gymnastics National Championship. pic.twitter.com/FYCWB4a9eK

— Scott Bell (@sbell021) April 20, 2025

Iconic.

Michigan ties its uneven bars record with a 49.725 in the first rotation of the evening.#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/6V5UKAkRDj

— Michigan Women’s Gymnastics (@UMichWGym) March 18, 2023

This Sunday, watch live on the BBC on in-person in our free Fan Parks.

Raw, unscripted live sport. This is The Boat Race. pic.twitter.com/foS7NqdOYL

— The Boat Race (@theboatrace) April 6, 2025

Ivan Puskovitch is a NATIONAL CHAMPION 🏆

He captures a start-to-finish victory in the #OWNats 5K! pic.twitter.com/LS3wRPGeqw

— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) April 6, 2025

https://t.co/5ZaDUhXZyH

— Navy Athletics (@NavyAthletics) March 29, 2025

Oh the beauty of @MorayGC & the @ScotStuSport Golf Championships. The perfect fit! pic.twitter.com/RQ7fX3Wsvx

— College Links Golf (@CLG_Scotland) March 29, 2025

The men got next 👊👊

Tune in to ESPN+ from March 26-29 to catch the men’s @NCAA Division I Swimming & Diving Championships. pic.twitter.com/JytMBGFJHS

— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) March 26, 2025

Our special guest for puck drop, @taylorheise9 🏒#WFrozenFour pic.twitter.com/re7L1gpRGU

— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) March 23, 2025

The Broncos take the Last Call in Saint Paul and #FrozenFaceoff title in double OT! 🙌#NCHChockey // #BroncosReign pic.twitter.com/Nki7IvKLPr

— The NCHC (@TheNCHC) March 23, 2025

Sliding into the weekend like…🛷❄️ pic.twitter.com/GoSpxcuAcj

— AccuWeather (@accuweather) March 21, 2025

Your Duke family is proud of you guys! Dom and Gavin both fared well in the state tournament!! Dom went 2-2, and Gavin went 7-1! Gavin finished 3rd overall in his weight class!! Congratulations to both boys!! @WEVSD_sports @whsladydukes @AndyPeltz pic.twitter.com/5yEMNYkU7Q

— Robert Figuly (@RobertFiguly) March 23, 2025

Another @MSU_Hockey BIG10 Championship! What an exciting night at Munn Arena for our Spartan players, coaches, students and fans. Go Green!! pic.twitter.com/u9ZWUTeBVc

— Kevin Guskiewicz (@KevinGuskiewicz) March 23, 2025

Molly Miller making sure plenty of Lopes are involved when she cuts down the nets. @MollyMiller33 @GCU_WBB pic.twitter.com/2BhbuCDe48

— Jordan Hamm (@JordyHamm) March 15, 2025

Damn. Big Ten tournament champion in his first year as head coach. Let the dancing begin! #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/Zd57LBUwJF

— Santa Ono (@SantaJOno) March 16, 2025

Mixed Gender Sport by Design

Men’s 400m Champion

🥇 Will Floyd (@UGATrack)
📊 45.43#NCAATF x 🎥 ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/lcIb0zTYMX

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Engineering in Sport

Every Thursday, coach Brandon runs men’s IM threshold practice and Coach Sarah & I run the women’s IM group. It’s one of those “all hands on deck” type of day. Last night, in the 400 IM the men went 1-2-3-5-10-11 and the women went 2-3-4-5-6-10-17-22. pic.twitter.com/pCfhLWSvoA

— Bobby Guntoro (@bobbygunt) March 1, 2025

TRE HOLLOMAN FOR THE WIN!!!!!

What a shot at the buzzer! Michigan State pulls off the win at Maryland, 58-55. #Spartans have won four games in a row, including three straight against ranked opponents.pic.twitter.com/1NMM6xdH46

— Hobie Artigue (@HeyItsMeHobie) February 27, 2025

Amanda Moll just broke the @NCAATrackField Pole Vault record with a height of 16-1.25 (4.91-meters)🤯#B1GTF x @UWTrack pic.twitter.com/5OUCmOS2QW

— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) March 1, 2025

Recapping Day ✌ of #MWITF https://t.co/7jbGnmF65r

— Air Force Track & Field/XC (@AF_TFXC) March 1, 2025

EASTON TALT 😱#NCAABaseball x 📹 FloBaseball / @BeaverBaseball pic.twitter.com/RUsWYVFOxi

— NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) March 1, 2025

Great day in the weight room at Weatherford High School! We have football, basketball, girls and boys track programs working hard. We are blessed with the best facilities in the state! pic.twitter.com/gvH85GZmoM

— Rick Weaver (@rickweaver98) February 21, 2025

Peak German engineering pic.twitter.com/BxyzCVFSdU

— miss white (@cinecitta2030) February 22, 2025

The Revere Varsity Competition Squad traveled to Big Walnut High School today to compete in the OASSA State of Ohio Cheerleading Championships! They finished in fourth place, D3 Non Build Division!!! We are so proud of you ladies! @RevereLocal pic.twitter.com/evF06thfAD

— Doug Faris (@DougFaris) February 23, 2025

Wow! What an amazing couple of weeks for ‘OE’ Justin Davies. He broke the Welsh indoor 800m record at the Keely Klassic and then went on to become the British champion at the UK Indoor Championships! #uptherose 🌟🏅 pic.twitter.com/fgFq5AOX09

— Sport & PE | King Edward’s School (@KESBathSport) February 24, 2025

My girl shot her first ever perfect 5 bullseyes at her county tournament today
Great job girl! pic.twitter.com/Xhyl1bEK0R

— kelli chalfant (@cf_farms7) February 22, 2025

NCAA Rifle 🤝 Historic Memorial Coliseum

Rifle National Championships
📅 March 14-15
🏟️ Historic Memorial Coliseum
🎟️ https://t.co/MgMeX9j7ER #T37 #WeAreUK pic.twitter.com/mDooaFpvfu

— UK Rifle (@UKRifle) February 14, 2025

A new ASTM standard addresses safety elements of #PoleVaulting areas. It establishes safety, performance, and maintenance recommendations for indoor/outdoor, and private-use pole vault facilities. https://t.co/pq1pCCQZRE pic.twitter.com/oz08sWDt4l

— ASTM International (@ASTMIntl) February 13, 2025

“With this executive order, THE WAR ON WOMEN’S SPORTS IS OVER.” –President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/g97jV4eEPW

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) February 6, 2025

“We’re putting every school receiving taxpayer dollars on notice that if you let men take over women’s sports teams or invade your locker rooms, you will be investigated for violations of Title IX and risk your federal funding.” –President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/MUd6FAetWr

— President Donald J. Trump (@POTUS) February 6, 2025

Draw two is in the books at the #OUA Men’s Curling Championship! 🥌

The @queensgaels got the better of the @LUVoyageurs 6-3, scoring 3 in the first end to take an early lead, while the @tmubold scored early and often to beat the @OT_Ridgebacks 10-1.

The @brockbadgers took down… pic.twitter.com/mc6CndjeZ9

— Ontario University Athletics (@OUAsport) February 7, 2025

👟 Our Gryphon Track and Field team heads to the state of the New York for today’s meet in the Cornell Upstate Challenge!

📅 Sat. Jan 17
📍 @CornellSports (Ithaca, NY)#GryphonPride pic.twitter.com/ahH5AuzEZE

— Guelph Gryphons (@guelph_gryphons) January 18, 2025

Sunrise swim with @uncwswimdive on Saturday morning! pic.twitter.com/q7PExy1pWe

— Bobby Guntoro (@bobbygunt) January 11, 2025

Remember when it was so cold the rivers and lakes iced over? Our college wild swimmers certainly do – they took the plunge (without wetsuit insulation) and lived to report back! 🥶 pic.twitter.com/CKyLK0ySMu

— Trinity College (@TrinityOxford) January 17, 2025

“We’re feeling confident in our performance so far. We’re being challenged, but so far have managed to stay sharp.” – Catherine Clifford, third

This quote sums up the Canadian women’s performance thus far at the World University Games, as they remain undefeated after two wins on… pic.twitter.com/jetQK1TtbH

— Curling Canada (@CurlingCanada) January 18, 2025

A B1G @HuskerWBB WIN ‼️#B1GWBBall on @BigTenNetwork 📺 pic.twitter.com/1sjIY2H4Ri

— Big Ten Women’s Basketball (@B1Gwbball) January 17, 2025

Track and Field Collects Seven Wins at SVSU Classic https://t.co/UpoAphESGe

— svsuathletics (@svsuathletics) January 18, 2025

“Rowing is more poetry than sport.” — George Pocock (‘Boys in the Boat’ 2024), a British-born boat builder, rowing coach, and influential figure in American rowing, best known for his craftsmanship of racing shells and his philosophical approach to the sport.

Winter Sport

“There is no greater glory for a man than that which he wins with his own hands and feet.” (Homer, Iliad c. 8th Century BCE)

Illumination 400

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