Rebecca Meyers won four events at the 2016 Paralympic Trials in Charlotte this weekend. At the 2012 Paralympic Games, she won bronze in the 100 freestyle and silver in the
Michelle Konkoly set the S9 50 freestyle world record on Friday night at the 2016 Paralympic Trials. In that swim she posted a 28.24 in finals, which was faster than
Dalton Herendeen is vying for one of 10 men’s spots on the 2016 Paralympic Team. On the final night of Trials, he swam the 200 IM and the 100 backstroke.
Distance star Katie Ledecky will get the chance to defend her title in the women’s 800 free next month in Rio. She won tonight’s final in 8:10.32, nearly ten seconds
As they have done after every finals session so far, Swimming World’s David Rieder and SwimVortex’s John Lohn again looked back on the finals races held on day seven. The pair discussed
Missy Franklin qualified for her second individual event for Rio after finishing second in the women’s 200 back. She stopped the clock in 2:07.89, one second behind winner Maya DiRado. Franklin will
Michael Phelps qualified for his third individual event in Rio by winning the men’s 100 fly. Phelps, who was fourth at the 50, stopped the clock at 51.00. His time ranks
Maya DiRado added a third event to her schedule next month in Rio, this time in the women’s 200 back. She finished first in 2:06.90, nearly a full second ahead
Nathan Adrian qualified for his second individual event for Rio by winning the men’s 50 free, stopping the clock in 21.51. His time was .01 faster than runner-up Anthony Ervin. Adrian’s time ranks
Katie Ledecky will get the chance to defend her title in the women’s 800 free next month in Rio. She won in 8:10.32, nearly ten seconds ahead of the rest
