Katinka Hosszu Fades on Day 3 at FFN Golden Tour
Katinka Hosszu, a day after crushing the 200 IM, won the women’s 200-meter free and failed to podium in anything else on day three of the 2016 FFN Golden Tour.
Molly Hannis Cranks Out 2nd-Fastest January 100 Breast Ever at Geneva International
Molly Hannis threw down a personal best in the women’s 100-meter breast to break the meet record at the 2016 Geneva International Hannis clocked a 1:06.47. That swim clipped her
Rachael Kelly, Danas Rapsys Down Meet Records at 2016 Speedo Flanders Cup
A pair of meet marks took a tumble on day two of the 2016 Speedo Flanders Cup as Rachael Kelly and Danas Rapsys both put up strong swims. Rachael Kelly
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Mitchell Cooper Shines As Emory Men Fall To Delta State, Women Top D2 Opponents
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern Women’s Meet: The Eagles of Emory University beat both of their Divison two opponents Saturday afternoon. Emory scored 178 points against Delta State’s 120
James Magnussen Sweeps Sprint Frees at Victorian Open
Just three races in following shoulder surgery and a nine month break from competing, former world champion James Magnussen will leave the Victorian Open Championships with both the 50 and
Danielle Galyer Shines In Kentucky Loss
It was a rivalry meet for the Kentucky Wildcats and they took on Louisville (No. 10 men, No. 10 women) at the Ralph Wright Natatorium. Unfortunately for the Wildcats, the
Emma Barksdale Thrives In South Carolina Win
It was a sweet senior night for the South Carolina Gamecocks (No. 23 men, unranked women). Both the men’s and women’s teams won by a score of 175-125 over North
Underclassmen Women, Upperclassmen Men Push Stanford Past Arizona
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern The No. 5 Stanford men and the No. 2 Stanford women hosted the No. 15 Arizona men and No. 11 Arizona women on
Sharli Brady, Carter Griffin Lead Tigers To Victory
The Missouri Tigers (No. 13 men, No. 19 women) had no trouble with in-state rival Missouri State. The Tigers won 22 of 26 individual events. The Missouri women won 188-51,