Friday night saw the first session of finals for the 2018 Atlanta Classic and each event brought their A game to the McAuley Aquatic Center. Leading the eventful night was Michael
HPC-Ontario’s Taylor Ruck picked up a dominant win in the 200 back, her second win of the weekend after winning the 100 free. Minutes after finishing third in the 50 free,
Cal’s Nathan Adrian held off a challenge from Indiana’s Ali Khalafalla to take his second victory of the weekend, touching in 21.97 to win the 50 free. Adrian moved into a three-way tie
Simone Manuel earned her first win as a professional swimmer, topping the Indy 50 free in 24.59. That gave the former Stanford standout the 10th-fastest time in the world this year
Athens Bulldog’s Chase Kalisz never had any competition in the men’s 400 IM final. He pulled ahead from the start and pulled in with a time of 4:10.55. That’s slower than Kalisz’s
Melanie Margalis trailed Ella Eastin for most of the women’s 400 IM at the TYR Pro Swim Series in Indianapolis, but she took over the lead on the first 50 meters of freestyle.
Commentary by Grant Anger, Swimming World College Intern. This March at the NCAA Division 1 Championships, Caeleb Dressel proved that he is one of the all-time greats in short course
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By Andy Ross On Thursday night at the TYR Pro Swim Series in Indianapolis, 18-year-old Daniel Roy became the youngest American to break 2:10 in the 200 breaststroke. Roy blasted a 2:09.73
While fast swims began two days ago in Indianapolis, the 2018 Atlanta Classic splashed into action this morning at the McAuley Aquatic Center. Ryan Lochte made his return to the
