Michael Andrew made his first World Championships team with a win in the 50 fly at the Phillips 66 National Championships. He said he got emotional after the race and talked
After qualifying in a tie for first out of prelims it was 19-year-old Michael Andrew who got his hand on the wall first tonight, becoming the first American male to grab a
Kelsi Dahlia tied her American record in the 50 butterfly tonight to become the first American to make the 2019 Worlds team. Finishing in 25.48, Dahlia also broke the meet record
Ryan Murphy moved himself up to the number two spot in the world in the 200 back, posting a 1:54.15 to grab the win. Murphy was neck and neck with teammate Jacob
Olympian Kathleen Baker and 16-year-old Regan Smith tied for first in the 200 backstroke with matching 2:06.43. That is just off of Baker’s best of 2:06.38 from last summer, when she won the bronze
Josh Prenot was just .11 off of his own American record to make a major statement in the men’s 200 breast. The Cal swimmer finished first in 2:07.28 to record the
Micah Sumrall dominated the final of the women’s 200 breast, winning by more than a second and finishing as the only woman under 2:23 in the field when she touched in
Cal’s Andrew Seliskar held onto the #1 spot in tonight’s final, using an impressive back half to come from behind and take the win in a tight field. Seliskar was only fifth
Stanford’s Katie Ledecky didn’t look back in this A-final, leading the field through the 100 in 55.77 before bringing it home to touch first in 1:54.60. That was just two
The 2018 Phillips 66 National Championships continued tonight in Irvine, CA with the best of the United States vying for spots on a number of international rosters for this summer
