Stanford’s Ella Eastin, who was named CSCAA Swimmer of the Meet, had dominating performances at the NCAA Championships. The junior won the 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 fly and was a member
By Dan D’Addona. Four years ago, the Michigan women’s swim program was at a crossroads. The women had just watched the Michigan men win the national championship the previous season,
By Dan D’Addona. It doesn’t happen very often, but it still wasn’t surprising for the Aggies. In fact, it was the goal. Texas A&M scored four swimmers in the finals
Stanford head coach Greg Meehan led his team to their second-consecutive NCAA Championship title, finishing a dominant meet with 593 points ahead of Cal (373) and Texas A&M (299). This is Meehan’s second
The NCAA Division I Women’s Championships concluded with a fast finish. Throughout the course of the meet, Swimming World’s chief photographer Peter H. Bick was on deck capturing the action and excitement.
By David Rieder. Kathleen Baker’s week at the NCAA championships had been perfectly solid, but there was one key item missing from the ledger: an individual championship. After winning three
Future Stanford Cardinal Zoe Bartel of Fort Collins posted a time of 58.72 in the women’s 100 breast on day three of the 2018 Speedo Sectionals Championship Series in Federal
By David Rieder. The time was shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday night — when Stanford was still two days away from becoming back-to-back national champions. Stanford senior Simone Manuel had
Stanford won the team title with 593 points ahead of second place Cal with 373. The 220 point differential is the third highest in history. 1985: Texas 643, Florida, 200
Katie Ledecky and Simone Manuel both played crucial roles in helping Stanford win their second-consecutive NCAA title. Although they both reveal that they didn’t have the individual meets they wanted, they each love helping
