Breeja Larson Bounces Back With 200 Breaststroke Gold In Mesa
After yesterday morning Breeja Larson ended up in the B final of the 100 breaststroke. She went on to win her Finals heat in 1:08.61. Tonight, she was first at the
After yesterday morning Breeja Larson ended up in the B final of the 100 breaststroke. She went on to win her Finals heat in 1:08.61. Tonight, she was first at the
David Plummer topped the field by over a second tonight in the 100 backstroke. Plummer stopped the clock in 54.29. Ryan Lochte finished second in 55.35. Arkady Vyatchanin completed the podium in 55.39. Eugen Godsoe finished
Maya Dirado got to the wall first to win the 100 backstroke tonight with a time of 1:00.71. Kirsty Coventry was just a hair behind in 1:00.74. On her second swim of the
Nathan Adrian dropped one one hundredth off his season best to post a 21.69 tonight in Mesa. That time improves his third fastest time in the world. Sprint veterans Anthony Ervin and Cullen Jones finished
Madison Kennedy jumped from 11th to sixth in the world in the 50 freestyle tonight with her time of 24.45. Her previous season best was a 24.71 from the Orlando stop
Michael Phelps was a 54.93 at the 100 meter mark, nearly two seconds ahead of the field, and closed just strong enough to win the 200 fly in 1:58.14 tonight in
Cammile Adams held on to her top seed out of the morning with a 2:08.59 to win the first event of the night at the Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa.
Confirming what Swimming World already reported earlier today, Russian swimmer Yuliya Efimova will not be swimming in any event until a final decision is made by the FINA Doping Panel.
Action at the Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa continues this evening, with the second night of finals. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Women’s 200 Fly Cammile Adams held on to
by Maria Dobysheva The Russian National Championships starts tomorrow and opens Olympic long course season. Best swimmers of the team are set to swim in Moscow to qualify for Olympic