Women’s 100 Free Finals The women’s 100-meter freestyle final saw a win for Great Britain, as Freya Anderson brought it home quick to touch in 53.88 for the gold, downing
Men’s 800 Free FINAL Andrew Abruzzo of the United States added another distance gold medal to his name with a top showing in the men’s 800 free. Abruzzo delivered a
NEW COMMIT: Michigan’s Annette Schultz has verbally committed to swim for the University of Louisville beginning in the fall of 2018. Schultz is a backstroker and sprint freestyler at Dexter Community Aquatics Club.
Men’s 50 Backstroke Semi-Finals Michael Andrew added another first-place seed to his lineup in the men’s 50-meter backstroke during semi-finals of the event. Again, he was just off his world junior record by
Women’s 100 Breaststroke Semi-Finals Faith Knelson of Canada notched the top qualifying time during the semi-finals of the women’s 100-meter breaststroke this evening, touching in 1:07.51 to second-seed Mona Lucille
Hungary’s Kristof Milak has done it again! The young Hungarian delivered a scorching 51.08 to lower the championship record of 52.23, set by Russia’s Andrei Minakov earlier in the meet. Milak holds
Women’s 200 Back Final 15-year-old Regan Smith delivered in a big way during finals of the women’s 200-meter backstroke, dropping two seconds from her semi-final qualifying time to score the
Men’s 50 Free Semi-Finals After crushing the World Junior Record and his own personal best time in prelims of the event, Michael Andrew stayed consistent during semi-finals of the men’s 50-meter
Women’s 50 Fly Semi-Finals Rikako Ikee of Japan flew to a first place seed in the women’s 50 fly semi-finals. The Japanese sprint star unleashed a time of 25.77 to take
Team USA put up a strong showing Friday evening at the 2017 FINA World Junior Championships. Michael Andrew sits comfortably as the top seed in two events after this evening,
