During the day two prelims session at the women’s NCAA championships, the Stanford women broke the American record in the 4×50 free relay and also secured the most individual swims
Some of nation’s fastest swimmers continued to roll through the meet by putting together impressive preliminary swims on day two of the 2018 NCAA Division II championships. Nova Southeastern University’s
The Stanford women got off to a hot start during the first prelims session of the women’s NCAA championships, breaking the American record in the 4×50 free relay. The team
The 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming kicked off with the women’s 800-yard freestyle relay. Last year, Stanford dominated the race, smashing the NCAA, American, and US Open records along
Morning Splash by David Rieder. Kathleen Baker is one of the world’s best backstrokers. Ella Eastin is best known for her IM abilities, particularly in the 400 IM, and her 200
By Guerby Ruuska, Swimming World Intern. Unlike in the rest of the world (specifically Europe), the United States put a huge emphasis on swimming at all levels: pro, college, club,
The NCAA Division I Women’s Championships is underway after the opening 800-yard freestyle relay. Stanford won the relay, the only event on Wednesday, ahead of Michigan and Cal. Throughout the
The first full day of the NCAA Division I Women’s Championships is sure to continue the meet’s fast start from Wednesday’s opening relay. COMPLETE DAY 2 PRELIMS HEAT SHEET There
By David Rieder. As is often the case with any relay with Katie Ledecky anchoring, the women’s 4×200 free at the NCAA championships was relatively drama-free. Ledecky split more than two
By Dan D’Addona. It is no surprise that the Katie Ledecky-led Stanford 800-yard freestyle relay started the NCAA championships off with a national title. But there were plenty of great
