(Video Interview) Katie Ledecky Working Towards Putting The Pieces Together
Katie Ledecky swam a world-leading time of 1:55.34 for 2017 in the women’s 200 free at the 2017 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara. She won the event by over three seconds
Kelsi Worrell Now Undisputed American Queen of 100 Fly
By David Rieder. The last time Kelsi Worrell traveled west to race a 100 fly, she got her hand on the wall first, but it wasn’t pretty. At the Arena Pro
What’s Next for Three-Time Olympian Elizabeth Beisel?
By David Rieder. Elizabeth Beisel did not go to a swim meet for more than nine months. After the Olympics in Rio, she took a break from the sport, traveling
Vladimir Morozov Sprints to 50 Free Win in Santa Clara
Trojan Swim Club’s Vladimir Morozov won the 50 free on Saturday night in Santa Clara with a 21.97 to swim away from Indiana’s Ali Khalafalla (22.12) and Cal’s Nathan Adrian
Kelsi Worrell Out-Touches Lia Neal in 50 Free in Santa Clara
In the women’s 50 free final, Kelsi Worrell out-touched Lia Neal by .01 in the event on Saturday night in Santa Clara. Worrell swam a 25.11 to out-touch Neal at
Ryan Murphy Out-Duels Jacob Pebley in 200 Back in Santa Clara
Ryan Murphy got a good push from Cal teammate Jacob Pebley in the 200 back final on Saturday night in Santa Clara with a 1:57.09 to Pebley’s 1:57.41. Those two
Hilary Caldwell Wins 200 Back Over Stacked Field in Santa Clara
Canadian veteran Hilary Caldwell out swam a solid field in the women’s 200 backstroke in Santa Clara with a 2:09.20 to be the only swimmer under 2:10 in the final.
Jay Litherland Surprises in 200 Free 20 Minutes After 400 IM Win
Just 20 minutes after posting a solid 4:13 in the 400 IM, Jay Litherland used a stellar last 50 in the 200 free to win the race at 1:49.28 to
Jay Litherland Drops a Solid 400 IM in Santa Clara
In an A-final that featured his two brothers Mick and Kevin, Jay Litherland put up a very solid time in the 400 IM in Santa Clara. The race did feature
Madisyn Cox Wins 400 IM in Santa Clara
After the retirement of Maya Dirado, the United States has been looking for a successor in the IM’s on the women’s side and Madisyn Cox proved to be capable of