By David Rieder. During the third day of prelims at the women’s NCAA championships in Indianapolis, only three different schools put four or more individuals into A-finals: Stanford, Texas A&M
By Jacob Riley, Swimming World College Intern. Most seasons are over at this point, but there are a couple more championship meets coming up. That means that there are a
By Dan D’Addona. Day 3 of the NCAA women’s championship saw plenty of fast swimming in the preliminaries, it was not just Stanford and Cal leading the way. Of course,
Nation’s Capital’s 14 year old standout Phoebe Bacon led the first event of the fourth morning, finishing first in the women’s 100 backstroke in 53.31. The Aggie’s Julia Cook came in second in
At the halfway point, Emory leads the way for the women’s meet with 330 points. Highlighted by two NCAA relay records and a one-two finish in the 200 freestyle last
At the halfway point, Emory leads the way for the women’s meet with 330 points. Highlighted by two NCAA relay records and a one-two finish in the 200 freestyle last
The stroke events were in full force this morning at the IUPUI Natatorium from Indianapolis, Indiana at the 2017 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. Stanford dominated the
By David Rieder. When Abbey Weitzeil held off Lia Neal to touch first in the 400 medley relay, it appeared that Cal has just completed one of their most stellar
The 2017 Speedo Sectionals in Four Corners kicked off with a wide variety of teams picking up wins for their teams. Michael Zarian of Jeffco Hurricanes claiming two individual wins.
The 2017 NCAA D1 Women’s Swim & Dive Championships continued with more records tumbling down. Katie Ledecky and the Stanford Cardinal continued to flex their preparedness as they added the 400
