By Dan D’Addona. The Michigan women took a first-day lead at the annual Georgia Fall Invitational on Friday. The Wolverines totaled 296.5 points, followed by Cal (271.5), Georgia (22), Virginia
It was no surprise to see Mallory Comerford dominating the 200 free at Winter Nationals, but she also finished second behind Louisville teammate Kelsi Worrell in the 100 fly. Comerford, who narrowly missed
In his first full season away from college swimming, life has changed for Ryan Murphy. He won the 100 back Friday at Winter Nationals in Columbus, but he explained why it
Chase Kalisz added a second Winter Nationals title in the 400 IM Friday evening, after already winning the 200 IM Thursday. But his time was almost six seconds short of
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor LOS ANGELES — Thursday night in its own pool, the University of Southern California men’s water polo team had little difficulty subduing a game
The third night of competition from the 2017 AT&T Winter Nationals from Columbus, Ohio featured a plethora of fast swims on Friday night. Melanie Margalis was the star on the night winning two
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor LOS ANGELES — Thursday night in 2017 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Tournament quarterfinal action at USC’s Uytengsu Aquatics Center, the University of Pacific men’s
The Tennessee swimming and diving team won seven events and one school record fell Thursday to start the Tennessee Invitational at Allan Jones Aquatic Center. The Tennessee men lead the
By David Rieder. Beginning this weekend, the world’s best disabled swimmers will be in Mexico City for the IPC Swimming World Championships—the meet originally scheduled for early October but delayed
Ashley Neidigh was the U.S. Winter National champion in the women’s 500 free Thursday night, and she dropped some five seconds off her lifetime best to finish in 4:34.47. Neidigh, who
