NCAA Division I Men’s Championships: Day 4 Prelims Heat Sheets
The final day of the NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships is upon us. The heat sheets have been released for the final morning of the meet. Texas
The final day of the NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships is upon us. The heat sheets have been released for the final morning of the meet. Texas
Longhorn junior Townley Haas won the 200 free A final in an American record time of 1:29.50, regaining his record from Indiana’s Blake Pieroni. The victory marked Haas’ third consecutive
Indiana’s now legendary head coach Ray Looze discusses creating a culture for success at Indiana with the pro group and athletes like Cody Miller and Lilly King. Blake Peroni, runner-up
By David Rieder. In an alternate universe, there was a moment in Minneapolis when breaking records became effortless, when vaunted barriers in the sport of swimming were felled, one after
Purdue junior Steele Johnson risked it all tonight in the 3-meter diving A final when he changed his final dive at the last possible moment, resulting in a win with
Stanford junior Abrahm DeVine blew away the 400 IM A final with a 3:35.29, a time well ahead of Arizona’s Nick Thorne who got second in a 3:38.56. DeVine talks
Night two of the 2018 Speedo Sectionals stop in Austin, Texas at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center kicked off at 5:30pm this evening. The event lineup included
Indiana senior Ian Finnerty nabbed an NCAA title in the 100 breast with a time of 49.69, becoming the first man to ever break 50-seconds in the event. Finnerty discusses
Florida’s Caeleb Dressel continues to impress each time he dives in the pool this week, though tonight stood out especially when the Gator senior became the first man to dip
Florida’s Caeleb Dressel dropped the fastest 50 free relay split in history during this morning’s preliminary session while Indiana’s Ian Finnerty is set up to earn an NCAA title for the Hoosiers