By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. Young upstarts like Holt and Howell owned the first night of Speedo Sectionals in Columbia, MO. The first day of competition–consumed completely by
Speedo Sectionals kicked off tonight at Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina with the distance session. The meet began with a close race between Bayley Frierson of Georgia’s Chattahoochee
Women’s 400 Medley Relay Queens University of Charlotte pulled out a win in a tight battle against Drury in the 400 medley relay, out-touching the Panthers 3:38.25 to 3:38.95. The Queens
Speedo Sectionals action in Iowa City began tonight with the men’s and women’s 1000 freestyles and some relay time trials. Melissa Pish won the event as the only swimmer under ten
Speedo Sectionals kicked off in Plantation, Florida tonight with the women’s 1500 and the men’s 800 along with a number of relays. Anna Auld of East Coast Aquatic Club won the
Women’s 200 Free Nova Southeastern senior Emma Wahlstrom won a tight 200 free final, coming from behind on the last 50 to take the win in 1:46.81. That is the senior’s first
Women’s 100 Butterfly West Florida senior Theresa Michalak had a huge swim to drop more than a second from her morning time and set a new NCAA record in the 100 fly.
Women’s 400 IM Northern State’s Hannah Kastigar dropped almost 3 seconds from her prelims time to take the 400 IM title with a 4:12.99. Kastigar led the race from start to finish, finishing
Women’s 200 Free Relay Drury took the first event in the night, just a half second off of their NCAA record and faster than anyone else in the field by
Welcome to Swimming World’s live recap of the second day of finals at the 2017 NCAA Division II Nationals in Birmingham, Alabama! More records fell on the second night of finals, with freshman Bailee
