Lilly King continued her breaststroke dominance by punching her ticket to Rio in the women’s 100 breast. Her final time of 1:05.20 currently ranks first in the world. King, who swims
Ryan Murphy came out on top of a loaded 100 backstroke field this evening. After earning his place in Rio, he spoke at a press conference. The 20 year old opened emphasizing
Ryan Murphy has officially punched his ticket to Rio after touching the wall first in the men’s 100 backstroke. His time of 52.26 was just ahead of runner-up David Plummer’s
“It feels awesome!” is all Olympian Olivia Smoliga could say after making the 2016 Rio Olympic team in the 100 backstroke. Smoliga, age 21, and Kathleen Baker – who, at
In the closest event of the meet so far, Townley Haas got his hand to the wall first in the men’s 200 freestyle, stopping the clock in 1:45.66. He just
Women’s 200 IM Semi-Finals: Maya DiRado has been making quite a name for herself in the Individual Medley’s. After a strong prelims swim of 2:11.66 DiRado earned herself the top seed in
Men’s 200 Fly Semi-Finals: World Record holder in the 200 fly and the reigning Olympic silver medalist Michael Phelps continued to demonstrate why he is the Greatest Olympian of All Time (GOAT) leaping
Women’s 100 Breast FINAL: Short Course American Record holder Lilly King continued her domination of the 100 breaststroke with a strong finish in finals, stopping the clock at a 1:05.20 improving upon her
Men’s 100 Back FINAL: The U.S. men have continually thrown down the gauntlet in the 100 back throughout the last month. It began with David Plummer’s 52.40 at the Arena Pro Series stop
Women’s 100 Back FINAL: The women’s 100 back was a star-studded event with Natalie Coughlin, the most decorate female Olympic swimmer of all time, and Missy Franklin, the defending Olympic gold medalist, dueling for
