Ater eight finals on night two of World Champ Trials in Indianapolis, Swimming World was busy down on the deck, collecting 15 video interviews with swimmers who inked their names on
Night two of the 2017 Phillips 66 Nationals saw another eight individual events contested and a multitude of athletes earn their way onto the World Championships roster. Katie Ledecky continued to
Butterfly queen Kelsi Worrell cruised to first in the women’s 50 fly at the 2017 Phillips 66 National Championships as the only swimmer in the field to dip under 26 seconds. Her
Heat sheets for the third morning of action from the 2017 Phillips 66 USA Swimming National Championships have been posted with a total of eight prelim events. Elizabeth Beisel will
By David Rieder. The American team needed an answer in the men’s 1500 free. Connor Jaeger was retired and Jordan Wilimovsky focusing on open water, and in their stead, no
Jacob Pebley, a 2016 Olympian, qualified for his first World Championships team Wednesday night after finishing second in the men’s 200 backstroke. Pebley has learned never to underestimate American backstroke,
2016 Olympic gold medalist Lilly King finished first in the women’s 200 breaststroke to qualify her for the World Championships. King’s time of 2:21.83 was a best time by nearly three seconds.
By David Rieder. Bethany Galat might have been the happiest third-place finisher at Olympic Trials—even though she endured that heartbreaking result twice in a six-day span. After coming up short
Ryan Murphy earned a place on the Worlds team by winning the men’s 200 backstroke tonight. Murphy was the Olympic gold medalist in this event last year. Murphy talks about living
Kevin Cordes is back on top in the 200 breast, winning the event at the 2017 Phillips 66 National Championships. He won by over a second and his time of 2:07.41 currently
