Shortly after finishing fifth in the men’s 200-meter breast at the 2016 Japanese Olympics Trials, breaststroke legend Kosuke Kitajima called it a career. “This has become my last serious race,”
Thomas Fraser-Holmes turned in the top time of qualifying with a 1:46.71 at the Australian Nationals. That swim moved him into a fifth-ranked tie with Cameron McEvoy in the world
Emily Seebohm and Mitch Larkin were the highlights of the night at the Australian Nationals, while Grant Hackett’s bid for a fourth Olympics came to an end. FINALS Women’s 100
Emily Seebohm vaulted to the top of the world rankings with a blistering time of 58.96, just off her Australian All-Comers record of 58.70 from last year. Seebohm cleared Kylie
Mitch Larkin cranked out an Australian All-Comers record of 52.48 to top qualifying and move to the top of the world rankings at the 2016 Australian Nationals. Larkin cleared Aaron
Day six finals of the 2016 Chinese Nationals was a session of speed with Xu Jiayu uncorking a world best time in the men’s 200 back. Yu He Xin continued to
Day five finals of the 2016 Japanese Nationals proved to be a session for the books with Kosuke Hagino rocketing to the top of the world rankings and the Japanese men
Lessons With The Legends: Forbes Carlile Sponsored by Dolfin Swimming World continues its “Lessons With the Legends,” a series in which top coaches share secrets of their success, in the April
Day five of the 2016 Chinese Nationals kickstarted with a tight women’s 800 free field and fast times from Li Zhuhao in the men’s 100 fly. As with most sprint events
Day five of the 2016 Japanese Nationals kickstarted with the top four athletes in the men’s 200-meter backstroke posting times within the top 10 world rankings for 2016. Leading the
