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The 2016 U.S. Olympic swimming trials are going back to Omaha for the third time.

How do prospective college athletes narrow the field of universities to five official visits to one final decision? Sounds scary, but it doesn't have to be, writes Lindsay Berra

A willingness to push their bodies to the limit is what makes many athletes great. But for some, that compulsive desire to be the best can push them over the edge.

Which schools excelled in multiple sports this school year? ESPN RISE compiled the overall FAB 50 rankings by program for the 2008-09 school year.

High school swimmers who lifeguard and teach swimming lessons are able to combine their passion for the pool with their summer jobs.

Cross country runners Reed Connorfrom The Woodlands High (Texas), and Chelsey Sveinsson from Greenhills High (Texas) are this week's ESPN RISE National Athletes of the Week.

In an all cross-country week, Alex Dunne of San Clemente High and sophomore Elias Gedyon from Loyola High (Los Angeles) have been named ESPN RISE National Athletes of the Week.

Torrie Campbell, who led her Amarillo High girls volleyball team to its third straight title, and soccer player Will Stamatis, who plays for one of the most successful coaches in U.S. history at Pingry School are our honorees.

Jacob Swearingen, a boys cross country runner from Potosi High (Mo.), and Alyssa Andrews, a girls cross country runner from Gig Harbor High of Gig Harbor, Wash., have been named the latest ESPN RISE National Boys and Girls Athletes of the Week.

Herbie Behm, a record-setting swimmer from Catalina Foothills High (Tucson, Ariz.), and Casey Garvey, a girls volleyball standout from Mercy Academy (Louisville, Ky.), have been named as the latest ESPN RISE National Boys and Girls Athletes of the Week.