Tennessee postgrad swimmer Sean Lehane posted the top time of the morning in the men’s 200 back heats with an easy 1:57.07. Lehane is swimming with his club team in

Kathleen Baker put together a solid 200 back morning swim with a 2:08.56 to lead the qualifiers into tonight’s A-final. Baker will be looking to qualify for her second straight

Andrew Wilson was right on world record pace for 150 meters before he fell off over the last 50 in the prelims of the 200 breaststroke at the 2017 Phillips

Lilly King qualified for the 200 breast at last summer’s Olympics but failed to get out of the semi-finals. She is better at the 100, but if she wanted to

Townley Haas showed off his sprint speed last night when he picked up a third place spot in the 100. He returned Wednesday morning with a strong 1:46.85 to lead

Katie Ledecky continued to make fast swimming look easy on Wednesday morning as she picked up the number one seed for tonight’s final in the 200 free with a 1:55.87.