By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor San Jose, CA. Given the scale of the 2018 USA Water Polo Junior Olympics—with hundreds of teams and literally thousands of games—it’s perhaps comforting
Hali Flickinger shared her thoughts about her huge 200 fly on the first day of the 2018 Phillips 66 Nationals in Irvine. Although a lot of people were surprised at her
Justin Wright of Tucson Ford Dealers talked about his surprising 200 fly win to start the Phillips 66 USA Swimming National Championships in Irvine, California. Wright talked about what he brought
By Brian Palaschuk, Swimming World College Intern The 2018 RBC Canadian Junior Swimming Championships kicked off today in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. It was a fast first night of finals where swimmers
2016 Olympian Jordan Wilimovsky pulled away from what started as a tight race to pull out a win in the men’s mile, hitting the wall in 14:48.89. Wilimovsky was under U.S. Open
Stanford’s Katie Ledecky added another national title in the women’s 800 free to kick off her first finals swim of Nationals, hitting the wall in 8:11.98. Ledecky pushed the pace early (as
Swimming out of lane 6, Indiana’s Blake Pieroni was the first to the wall in the men’s 100 free with a 48.08 to take the win in a stacked field. Flipping fourth
Simone Manuel blew away the field in the 100 free, hitting the wall in 52.54 to finish as the only woman in the field under 53 seconds. That time broke Mallory Comerford’s U.S.
Arizona’s Justin Wright used an incredible back half to win the 200 fly, dropping nearly a second from his top seeded 1:55.49 to take the win and punch his ticket to Pan
Hali Flickinger was just off of her U.S. Open record this morning but still pulled out a win in the first final of the meet with a 2:06.14. That was .27
