The third night of competition at Roseville featured a slew of athletes grabbing individual titles and tight races in the 100’s. Alexandra Crisera jumped ahead of the competition in the
Tomorrow the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is expected to announce whether or not Russia will be banned from the Rio Olympics, in light of the recently released McLaren Report, revealing long
As the second timed finals session of the day, the night session started off with the women’s 200 meter free relay. The Ohio State Swim Club women crushed the final
By Melissa Berkay, Swimming World College Intern Jordan Wilimovsky‘s second place finish in the 1500 freestyle at the US Olympic Trials secured him yet another slot on the 2016 Olympic
Russian Olympian Grigory Tarasevich has tested positive for meldonium. However, he will not face a suspension since the concentration found was low, indicating that he used the substance before it was banned on
After an eventful power outage in Columbus, yesterday’s events took place this morning as a timed finals session. The line up consisted of the men’s and women’s 400 meter free,
By Taylor Padington, Swimming World College Intern For many, the U.S. Olympic Trials is the most daunting meet in the world. Why wouldn’t it be? You are surrounded by some of
By Katie Lively, Swimming World College Intern Oregon swimmers swept the top three spots of the men’s 100 breaststroke in what turned out to be a dominant day three for
By Allison Pierce, Swimming World College Intern In the second night of competition, Wisconsin Aquatics took eight top three finishes—more than any other team. In the men’s 400 free relay,
By Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern On the third night of Columbia Speedo Sectionals, 16 year old Michael Andrew made his first appearances of the meet, sweeping both the 100
