The fifth and final day of the 2017 Brazilian National Championships was highlighted by swift swims in the men’s and women’s 50 free. Olympians Bruno Fratus, Cesar Cielo, and Etiene Medeiros splashed
A trio of Australian Olympians could be forced to serve a two-year ban from competition after missing three out-of-competition random doping tests within a one-year period, according to a report
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USA Swimming and Omega Timing have posted the heat sheets for day three prelims at the arena Pro Swim Series stop in Atlanta. View the full heat sheet by clicking
Day four finals of the 2017 Brazilian National Championships, also known as the Maria Lenk Trophy meet, were highlighted by Nicholas Santos posting a world leading time in the men’s 50
South Korea’s Park Tae Hwan is looking to bounce back from a disastrous Olympic Games, where he failed to make any finals, and he took a step towards a strong summer
Four swimmers posted times that rank in the top six in the world in their respective events during the first full night of finals at the arena Pro Swim Series
Stanford’s Katie Ledecky did not have much time to recover after finishing fifth in the 100 free final, but she got back on the blocks and was her typical dominant self in
Indiana’s Blake Pieroni pulled ahead of a tight pack in the closing strokes, and he got to the wall first in 49.18, winning the men’s blue-ribband event at the arena Pro Swim
Stanford’s Simone Manuel pulled away from the field on the back half to cruise to a win in her signature 100 free, the event in which she tied for Olympic gold
