(Press Conference) Phelps Is Excited To See What Can Happen
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
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
Women’s 50 Free Semi-Finals: Newly minted Olympian Abbey Weitzeil grabbed the top spot in semi-finals of the women’s 50 free with a swift 24.39 from heat two, improving upon her prelims time
Men’s 50 Free FINAL: Splashin’ and dashin’ from the very start of the race was a quad of sprint superstars. Nathan Adrian, Anthony Ervin, Cullen Jones, and Caeleb Dressel blasted off the blocks to
USA’s distance queen Katie Ledecky jumped ahead of the competition to begin a battle with her own World Record. At the halfway mark the young superstar was just over a second ahead
Men’s 100 Fly FINALS: After turning fourth at the turn, world record holder Michael Phelps delivered a strong underwater kick to blast even with the race leaders: Seth Stubblefield and Tim Phillips. Phelps
By Michael J. Stott Just up the street a five-minute walk from the CenturyLink Center, home of this week’s U.S. Olympic Trials, is a 40-foot, two-lane pool. It is in
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