Morning After: Caeleb Dressel Steals Show Again With 17.30 Relay Split
By David Rieder. Thursday night, Caeleb Dressel did enough to earn two standing ovations and even got on SportsCenter. That’s what happens when you not only become the first man
Dressel Drops Fastest Ever Relay Split on Day Three Prelims of DI NCAA’s
Florida’s Caeleb Dressel continued to improve this morning by throwing down the fastest 50 free relay split in history with a 17.30. This helped Florida’s 4×50 medley relay earn the
Featured Camp: 2018 Alabama Rising Tide Swim Camp
Boasting a state-of-the-art aquatic facility and top-of-the-line instructors, the Alabama Rising Tide Swim Camp is bound to re-train a swimmer’s brain to overhaul bad habits and cement proper stroke patterns.
(Video Interview) Carsten Vissering Has Never Been So Psyched
Carsten Vissering helped USC to a third-place finish in the 4×100 medley relay in 3:01.83 at the 2018 NCAA Championships. Vissering split a 50.90 on the breaststroke leg, marking his
NCAA Championships: TritonWear Analyzes Caeleb Dressel’s 50 Free Race
Day 2 of the 2018 NCAA Swimming Championships was definitely one for the books. Florida’s Caeleb Dressel impressing with another history-making hat-trick to compliment his performance at the 2017 World
(Video Interviews) Work Paid Off for Jan Switkowski, Gregg Troy Happy With Team’s Performance
Jan Switkowski had a busy night on day two of NCAA Championships, getting his first individual and relay national title. He split an 18.52 as the second leg of Florida’s
When Texas Needs Him, Townley Haas Comes Up Big
By David Rieder. Townley Haas and the Texas Longhorns slogged their way through a sub-.500 dual meet season. The veteran Texas Longhorn, NCAA and Olympic champion and individual World Championship
(Video Interview) Humbling Experience for Ray Looze and Indiana
Indiana’s Gabriel Fantoni (45.59), Ian Finnerty (50.33), Vini Lanza (44.53) and Blake Pieroni (40.62) combined to win the men’s 4×100 medley relay in 3:01.07 on day two of the 2018
(Video Interview) 17.63 Was the Perfect Swim for Caeleb Dressel
Caeleb Dressel became the first swimmer to crack 18 seconds in the men’s 50 free as the leadoff of Florida’s 4×50 free relay, splitting a 17.81. But he didn’t stop
Emma Waddell Splits 21.9; Oliver Smith Splits 18.7 On Thursday Night at NCAA Division III’s
The second night of the 2018 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships saw no records fall, but plenty of exciting races at the mecca of swimming, the IU Natatorium