Australia topped the men’s 800-meter free relay after an impressive race with the United States and Great Britain. A slower starting leg from the United States’ Reed Malone (1:48.21) allowed for Grant
Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu continued what has proved to be a successful meet for her with a first-place seed in the women’s 200-meter back. Hosszu turned in a 2:07.17 for first, just shy
Hungary’s Laszlo Cseh turned in an impressive 50.91 to rocket himself to the top of the world rankings for 2015. Cseh’s prelims time bested his former time of 51.97 by
Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom topped the field in the women’s 50-meter butterfly prelims posting a time of 25.43. While this may not be as quick as her 2015 world best of 24.69
Florent Manaudou of France claimed the top seed in the men’s 50-meter free after prelims with a swift 21.71. Manudou’s time sits only .14 seconds off his world best of 21.57
Brazil’s Cesar Cielo was notably absent from the heats of the 50 freestyle at the FINA world championships, as the three-time champion elected to end his meet early due to
Lessons With the Legends: David Marsh Sponsored by Dolfin Swimming World continues its “Lessons With the Legends,” a series in which top coaches share secrets of their success, in the
Though swimmers such as Radoslaw Kawecki took the second heat of the 200 backstroke out fast, Ryan Murphy stuck to his game plan and put together a swim that puts
Cammile Adams stuck to her game plan in the final of the women’s 200 butterfly at the FINA world championships, and it paid off with a silver medal. She talked
Zane Grothe blasted out perhaps the most surprising swim of the night at U.S. Nationals with his triumph in the 400 free. Grothe blasted a time of 3:45.98, and he
