National titles were rewarded to Grayson Campbell (Vienna, Va./Austin, Texas) and Greg Duncan (Oakton, Va./Chapel Hill, N.C.) for synchronized men’s 3-meter after taking the lead in the fifth round and
One night after setting a world record in the 1500 free, superstar Katie Ledecky returned to the pool at the IUPUI Natatorium and scared another global mark in the 400 free,
For the fourth time in four TYR Pro Swim Series meets this year, Cal’s Nathan Adrian finished first in the 100 free. He took a fourth-tenth lead at the 50-meter mark and held
Taylor Ruck, fresh off a dominant performance at the Commonwealth Games that included a bronze medal in the 100 free, took down the World and Olympic champion in the women’s
Athens Bulldog’s Chase Kalisz looked to be in position to claim yet another TYR Pro Swim Series win, but King’s Daniel Roy crushed a 33.54 split on the final 50 to take the
Indiana’s Lilly King held the lead at the halfway point in the women’s 200 breast final, and Condors’ Emily Escobedo was in front with 50 meters to go, but Athens Bulldog’s Melanie Margalis had the superior
Zane Grothe took the lead on the fifth of eight laps in the men’s 400 free final, but he had to put on the afterburners to hold off training partner Marwan El
In a sight that has become so familiar over the years, Katie Ledecky took a dominating lead in the women’s 400 free final in Indianapolis, with Leah Smith pulling clearly into second. The only
Indiana’s Vini Lanza had a lead at the halfway point, and Cal’s Tom Shields looked like he was taking control of the race over the second half, but Dynamo’s Gunnar Bentz charged home and took
Kelsi Dahlia led from start to finish in the women’s 100 fly at the TYR Pro Swim Series meet in Indianapolis. She won the first event of the evening in 57.38,
