Kelsi Worrell, Katie Meili, Katie Ledecky, Park Tae Hwan Post Impressive Times in Atlanta
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
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
North Baltimore’s Chase Kalisz has come into his own as of late in the men’s 200 breast, and he continued his ascendance as he won the event at the arena Pro
SwimMAC’s Katie Meili was out in lane seven in the women’s 200 breast final at the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Atlanta, but she took the race out hard from the
Cal’s Tom Shields trailed SwimMAC’s Tim Phillips at the halfway point, 24.34 to 24.56, but Shields blasted a 27.53 back half to pull into the lead and touch first. Shields came in at 52.09,
Cardinal’s Kelsi Worrell posted a dominant swim in the women’s 100 fly final to open up the Friday finals session at the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Atlanta. Worrell led wire-to-wire
USA Swimming is sad to learn of the passing of swimming legend Adolph Kiefer at 98 years old. “Adolph Kiefer embodied swimming and lived it every day of his life.
Legendary Australian coach Denis Cotterell has announced that after more than 40 years at the Miami Swimming Club on the Gold Coast, he has stepped down from full-time coaching. During that stint,