SALISBURY, N.C. — Catawba College swim coach, Michael Sever, has announced that Tharon Drake has been named as assistant coach for the men’s and women’s swimming programs. Drake comes to Catawba
By David Rieder. Swim a 50-meter race. If you are one of the four best finishers in a field of eight, get out, walk back to the other end of
Night three of the 2018 TYR Pro Swim Series in Mesa was an exciting night as sprinters tackled the knockout rounds of the 50s, mid-distance freestylers got a taste of
Olivia Smoliga posted a time of 27.43 in the women’s 50 back at the TYR Pro Swim Series Mesa, breaking the American record in the event. The record was Smoliga’s first
Leah Smith earned her second victory of the night from lane one in the women’s Mystery IM. Randomly given the order of freestyle, backstroke, butterfly, breaststroke, she had just enough
Michael Andrew, Michael Chadwick, Nathan Adrian, Bruno Blaskovic, Cullen Jones, Nikola Miljenic, Andrej Barna and Kyle Robrock competed in the Quarterfinals of the Mesa Men’s 50 Free Knockout. Andrew won
The top eight women in the 50 Freestyle after the morning prelims were Mallory Comerford, Margo Geer, Madison Kennedy, Kelsi Dahlia, Lia Neal, Anika Apostalon, Louise Hansson and Isabella Arcila
The 2018 50 Breast Knockout competitors started with Carlos Claverie, Chuck Katis, Nic Fink, Ian Finnerty, Itay Goldfaden, Youssef El Kamash, Kevin Cordes and Levi Jensen. In the opening round,
The women’s 50 Breast Knockout featured Morganne McKennan, Tjasa Pintar, Peyton Kondis, Molly Hannis, Breeja Larson, Zoe Bartel, Silja Kansakoski and Mallory Korenwinder. Hannis sprinted her way to the top
Leah Smith claimed her third title of the meet by taking the 400 Free in 4:07.25. Smith was also victorious in the 200 and 800 distances. Her swim in the
