Melanie Margalis Posts World-Ranked 200 IM in Indianapolis
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Matt Grevers Shows Speed, Consistency in 100 Back Victory
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Olivia Smoliga Has Magic Touch in Indy 100 Back Victory
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Kevin Cordes Wins Close 100 Breaststroke Battle in Indy
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Lilly King Blasts World-Leading 100 Breast in Front of Home Crowd
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Chase Kalisz Cruises to Indianapolis 200 Fly Victory
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Hali Flickinger Holds off Kelsi Dahlia for 200 Fly Win in Indy
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Lilly King Reigns Supreme on Night Four in Indy
After shattering the World Record in the 1500 and the U.S. Open mark in the 400 freestyle, Katie Ledecky will be back in the water on the final night of
Photo Gallery: Day 4 Prelims of the 2018 Indianapolis TYR Pro Swim Series
The fourth and final morning of the 2018 Indianapolis TYR Pro Swim Series featured some fast swimming from top names like Chase Kalisz, Melanie Margalis, Katie Drabot, Ella Eastin, and more! Drabot
Four Ways to Stay in the Water After High School Graduation
By Sydney Mason, Swimming World College Intern. Most high school swimmers don’t sign on to swim for four years of college swimming. We continue our lives, sans pool, with team