September 17, 2026 — The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) is pleased to announce a renewed partnership with GoSwim, a leading digital platform for video capture, performance data and competitive swimming video resources.
Through the partnership, CSCAA members will have access to a unique GoSwim team and camp subscription opportunity designed specifically for collegiate programs. GoSwim provides programs with a simple, affordable way to capture, review and share swimmer video using the mobile devices they already have, while also giving coaches and athletes access to performance data and newly released reporting tools that track trends from an individual race through an entire season. The platform also includes an extensive library of advanced competitive swimming and technique content. GoSwim is expanding its video capabilities to include underwater capture.
“We are excited to once again partner with GoSwim and provide our coaches with another valuable professional development resource,” said Samantha Barany, Executive Director of the CSCAA. “GoSwim gives coaches 24/7 access to thousands of videos that can expand their knowledge, introduce new ideas and provide practical tools they can take directly to the pool deck. Our coaches are always looking for ways to learn and grow, and we’re excited to connect them with a resource that can support that development.”
Founded by U.S. Olympian Glenn Mills and Barbara Hummel, GoSwim has built an extensive collection of swimming education and technique content designed to make high-quality instruction readily accessible to coaches and athletes. Its digital platform allows coaches to incorporate video, performance data and technique education into their programs while giving athletes additional opportunities to review and analyze their performance.
“Video has become an essential coaching tool, but it shouldn’t require an expensive or complicated system,” said Glenn Mills, Co-Founder of GoSwim. “We built GoSwim so coaches can capture, review and share video using the devices they already have, while giving coaches and athletes immediate access to video for review, analysis and performance development throughout the season. We’re excited to make that available to more collegiate programs through the CSCAA.”
As part of the partnership, CSCAA member programs can take advantage of a dedicated collegiate team and camp subscription that provides coaches and athletes access to GoSwim’s video, performance and educational resources. The partnership reflects the CSCAA’s continued commitment to providing its members with tools and professional development opportunities that support coaches and strengthen collegiate swimming and diving programs.
Teams and camps can learn more about the collegiate subscription opportunity and subscribe for an account at GoSwim.tv/college.
About CSCAA
Founded in 1922, the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) is the nation’s first organization of college coaches. The CSCAA is a professional organization of college swimming and diving coaches dedicated to serving and providing leadership for the advancement of collegiate swimming and diving. With a mission to protect, preserve and expand college swimming and diving opportunities, the CSCAA provides resources, educational opportunities, advocacy and leadership development to its members while supporting a thriving collegiate swimming and diving community.
About GoSwim
GoSwim is a digital platform built specifically for competitive swimming, providing teams and camps with a simple and affordable way to capture, review, share and organize swimmer video.
Founded in 2002 by U.S. Olympian Glenn Mills and Barbara Hummel, GoSwim combines mobile video and performance tools with more than 3,500 advanced competitive swimming and technique videos featuring 60 Olympians. Coaches, athletes and parents can capture video on the devices they already use, instantly share it for review, track performance data and trends over time, and build a personal video library that athletes can access throughout the season.
