Women’s 50 Free Canada’s Michelle Williams splashed and dashed her way to the gold in the finals of the women’s 50 free. Williams powered to a 25.16 win without taking a breath.
Just as she did on night one at the CeraVe Invite, North Baltimore’s Easop Lee put together two wins among a night of tight racing Saturday at the CeraVe Invite in
Men’s 200 Back Jacob Pebley of California Aquatics delivered a commanding performance in finals of the men’s 200 back. Pebley, a member of the Olympic team this summer in Rio,
Women’s 200 Back Canadian Olympian Hilary Caldwell flexed her backstroke prowess in the finals of the women’s 200 back in her first long course meet since the Rio Olympics. The win did
Men’s 200 Free A mixed field of athletes from five different countries highlighted the men’s 200 free final. In the final 25-meters the race was between Japan’s Fuyu Yoshida and Venezuela’s Marcos Lavado.
Women’s 200 Free The women’s 200 free final featured a stacked field as four Olympians battled for the gold. Former Georgia teammates Hali Flickinger and Melanie Margalis held a tight race throughout the first
By Oliver Pickering, Swimming World Intern. Two days into the annual CeraVe Invite, young talents and veteran swimmers alike have been showing their mettle and dedication in the pool. Whether
Men’s 400 IM Japanese Olympian Daiya Seto led the competition from wall-to-wall in the men’s 400 IM final. Seto, who was the bronze medalist in the 400 IM at the Rio
By Dan D’Addona. The Indiana University men’s and women’s swimming & diving teams split a dual meet with Big Ten rival Michigan on Friday. The No. 5-ranked Indiana men improved
Women’s 400 IM The Canadian women’s swim team continued to build upon their banner year with a podium sweep of the women’s 400 IM. It was a battle between Mary-Sophie Harvey and Erika
