It was a quick night number two at the Iowa City stop of Speedo Sectionals. A number of meet records fell and many swimmers put together multiple impressive finals swims.
Finals for Speedo Sectionals in Greensboro, North Carolina resumed tonight at 6pm. SwimMAC Carolina’s winning streak of the evening was interrupted by Cardinal Aquatic Club’s Nicolas Albiero in the men’s
Mary Smutny of AquaKids Sharks Swim Team took first in the women’s 200 free with a dominant 2:01.81. In second was North Palm Beach Swim Club’s Nicole Gomez in 2:03.09 and in
Women’s 200 Butterfly Hannah Kastigar from Northern State held onto her #1 seed from this morning, taking the women’s 200 butterfly in 1:58.36. Oksana Marchuk, a freshman from Bridgeport, was out fast at
Women’s 100 Breaststroke West Florida senior Theresa Michalak grabbed her third individual NCAA title of this meet tonight and added a second NCAA record when she touched first in the 100 breaststroke
Women’s 100 Backstroke Northern Michigan freshman Rachel Helm pulled somewhat of an upset in the women’s 100 back, out-touching top seed Yekaterina Rudenko from Drury, 53.79 to 53.83. The two were neck and neck
Women’s 500 Free Grand Valley State University senior Leonie Van Noort won an incredibly close 500 free final from lane 2, finishing in a personal best of 4:46.62. Nova Southeastern senior Emma Wahlstrom actually led
Welcome to Swimming World’s live recap of the third day of finals at the 2017 NCAA Division II Nationals in Birmingham, Alabama! In the women’s meet, Queens made the most of their
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) announced that Australia’s Leisel Jones will join 17 others as honorees who will enter the International Swimming Hall of Fame as the Class
The first leg of the brand new FINA Synchronized Swimming World Series in Paris (FRA) – from March 10-12 – will be live streamed, free of charge, on FINA Youtube
