Olympics Day 4 Notebook: Exciting, Oscillating Medley Showdown Imminent Six women swam under 2:10 in the semifinals of the women’s 200 IM, and realistically, any of them could win gold
NEW COMMIT: The University of Florida has received their fourth verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from U.S. Open qualifier Daniel Gordon of East Berlin, Pa. He will join
Lydia Jacoby: The Rapid Rise from Alaskan Unknown to Gold Medalist If you say you’d heard of Lydia Jacoby before this past April, at least 90% of you are lying.
Olympics: After Historic Start in Tokyo Pool, Great Britain Destined for 800 Free Relay Gold Off the final turn in the men’s 200 freestyle final, Great Britain’s Tom Dean and
Olympics: Day Four Finals Heat Sheets; Ledecky in Two Finals The heat sheets have been posted for fourth morning of finals action at the 2021 Olympics. Beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Olympics: Mykahlio Romanchuk Top Seed in 800 Free National Record Bonanza National records fell in abundance in the first men’s Olympic 800 free, led by Mykhalio Romanchuk of the Ukraine.
Olympics: Great Britain On Verge of Ending 109-Year Gold Medal Drought in 800 Freestyle Relay Time for a little history lesson. Only twice during the Olympic Games has Great Britain
Olympics: Izaac Stubblety-Cook, Arno Kamminga Tie as Top Seeds in 200 Breast It was almost a preliminaries of the men’s 200 breaststroke that was fit to be tied. The final
Olympics: After Katinka Hosszu Scratch, All 16 Advance in Formality of 200 Fly Prelims Some prelims are a matter of surviving and advancing. Tuesday night in the women’s 200 fly,
Olympics: Alex Wolf Makes 13 Saves, U.S. Spreads Offense in Drubbing South Africa Ben Hallock led an offensive parade with four goals, and Alex Wolf stopped 13 shots in his
