Kalisz Cruises to a Win in 200 IM on Night Two of Austin PSS
Athens Bulldog Chase Kalisz blew away the rest of the A final of the 200 IM by posting 1:57.50 ahead of Will Licon who swam a 2:01.08. Carson Foster out of Mason Manta Rays swam a
Athens Bulldog Chase Kalisz blew away the rest of the A final of the 200 IM by posting 1:57.50 ahead of Will Licon who swam a 2:01.08. Carson Foster out of Mason Manta Rays swam a
Texas A&M’s Sydney Pickrem continued her impressive swimming trend this weekend as she snapped the pool record in the 200 IM by putting together a 2:09.92, ahead of Saint Petersburg’s Melanie Margalis who swam
Cal’s Nathan Adrian cruised to a 48.75 to take the win in the 100 freestyle A final while Wolfpack Elite’s Ryan Held posted a 49.35 to take second. The third place position was awarded to Daniel Krueger who
Taylor Ruck continued her star-studded weekend by winning the 100 freestyle in a 53.51, though she was followed closely by the Mission Viejo swimmer on a comeback, Margo Geer, who swam a
China’s Yan Zibei was the only swimmer to dip under the 1:00 barrier by posting a 59.84. The silver was awarded to Andrew Wilson with his 1:00.90 while Athens Bulldog Nic Fink went 1:01.40 for third.
After winning the 200 breaststroke last night NYAC’s Katie Meili swam to another victory in the 100 breaststroke with her 1:06.49 while Rachel Nicol swam a 1:07.70 for the silver while the bronze was
Athens Bulldog Chase Kalisz swam swift 1:55.63 to take the win in the 200 butterfly. Taking silver was Japan’s Masayu Umemoto in 1:57.64 while Jack Conger faded to third in 1:58.09. Longhorn freshman Sam Pomajevich was the last
Alys Thomas out of Wales won the 200 butterfly in the only sub-2:10 time of 2:09.50 while Zhang Yufei took the silver in 2:10.22. The bronze was awarded to Athens Bulldog Hali Flickinger with her
Matt Grevers continued his strong comeback by winning the men’s 100 backstroke in a quick 53.73, just ahead of the 53.93 posted by Ryan Murphy. The bronze was awarded to Justin Ress in 54.43. Taking
Riptide’s Regan Smith broke Kirsty Coventry‘s pool record of 59.42 by swimming a 59.38, which solidified Smith as the only swimmer to break the 1:00 barrier. Taylor Ruck earned silver in 1:00.18 while the bronze