Michigan’s Siobhan Haughey, Miranda Tucker Surge to Stunning Seconds (Video)
By Dan D’Addona. When Siobhan Haughey surged into second place behind Mallory Comerford in the 200 free, it was huge for the Wolverines — and stunning. Not because it was
Kylee Alons Splits 21.90 at Federal Way Speedo Sectionals
Future NC State swimmer Kylee Alons of Fort Collins’ 21.90 anchor split on the 4×50 medley relay highlighted day two of the 2018 Speedo Sectionals Championship Series in Federal Way,
Stunning Disbelief: Ella Eastin Produces Epic in NCAA 400 IM (Video)
By David Rieder. Swimming the 400 IM next to Katie Ledecky is an experience that Ella Eastin calls “terrifying,” and it’s hard to blame her. When competing against the best
(Video Interview) Lilly King Expected More From Herself
Indiana’s Lilly King dominated the 100 breast at the Women’s NCAA Championships, stopping the clock in 56.25 for a new American and NCAA record. Her 50 breast split of 25.38 on the
USC’s Louise Hansson’s Overlooked Speed Finally Claims Title (Video)
By Dan D’Addona. With all the attention focused on first-place Stanford, Louise Hansson’s performance at the NCAA Division I championships had gone unnoticed. The USC sophomore from Sweden opened the
2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships: Saturday Morning Heat Sheets
The last morning of the 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will feature the heats of the 200 back, 100 free, 200 breast, 200 fly and the
Mallory Comerford Affirms Spot Among World’s Finest (Video)
By David Rieder. For more than a year, Mallory Comerford could seemingly do no wrong. In the year after her best finish at 2016 Olympic Trials was 12th, Comerford quickly
(Video Interview) Greg Meehan: “Fast Swimming Is Fun”
Stanford head coach Greg Meehan has seen great success so far during the Women’s NCAA Championships for his team. The Cardinal has gone four-for-four in relays and has won five of eight
(Video Interview) Sydney Pickrem Hungry For More
Texas A&M’s Sydney Pickrem finished third tonight in the women’s 400 IM with a time of 3:59.05 at the Women’s NCAA Championships. She also finished third in the 200 IM yesterday, racing to
13 Year Old Claire Tuggle Blasts 4:41.36 500 Freestyle
Thirteen year old sensation Claire Tuggle dropped an impressive five seconds from her lifetime best to outlast 15 year old Ashley Strouse and University of Georgia commit, and Marlins of Raleigh’s Madison Homovich and win the