Germany’s Franziska Hentke swam a 2:03.92 to take the gold in the women’s 200m butterfly. Italy’s Ilaria Bianchi was right behind in 2:04.22 for the silver while France’s Lara Grangeon put together a 2:04.31 for the
Germany’s Philip Heintz earned gold in the men’s 200 I.M. by turning in a time of 1:52.41 while the silver went to Greece’s Andreas Vazaios in 1:53.27. The bronze was given to Norway’s Tomoe Zenimoto Hvas in
Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu earned her first win of the session by swimming a 2:01.59 ahead of Ukraine’s Daryna Zevina 2:02.27. The bronze went to Italy’s Margherita Panziera with her time of 2:02.43. Britain’s Kathryn Greenslade and Hungary’s Kata Burian took fourth
Russia’s Kirill Progoda swam to a semi-final victory with a 56.02 which dipped under the previous record 56.16, set by his countryman Oleg Kostin earlier this year. Great Britain’s Adam Peaty turned in a 56.24 from heat one
The Netherlands’ Ranomi Kromowidjojo earned herself a gold medal and a championship record in the process. Kromowidjojo’s time of 50.95, was the only sub-50 second time in the field and it dipped
Russia’s Vladimir Morozov got the action in Copenhagen underway by posting the fastest time in the men’s 50m freestyle, earning him the middle lane in tomorrow’s final. Morozov’s time of 20.45 also bettered the old championship
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Four male finalists for the Peter J. Cutino Award, given annually to the outstanding female and male Collegiate water polo players in the United
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Day two at the 2017 USA Diving Winter National Championships slotted finalists in the men’s 3-meter and women’s 10-meter events as both contests had preliminary and semifinal
Irvine, CA – December 14 – The USA Women’s National Team opened up their four-game exhibition series with a 10-5 win over China earlier tonight at UC Irvine. Paige Hauschild (Santa Barbara,
It is the third day of the 2017 European Short Course Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark. Russia’s Vladimir Morozov led a fast 50 freestyle prelims, while Finland’s Jenna Laukkanen got things
