Arkady Vyatchanin delivered a swift 1:57.30 for first in the men’s 200 back, finishing just shy of his 2015 world best of 1:56.31 from last spring’s Charlotte stop of the
Missy Franklin of the Colorado Stars dashed to first in the women’s 200 back with a final time of 2:07.24. Franklin’s time was quick enough to lower her own pool
Michael Phelps of North Baltimore held off the competition in the men’s 200 IM keeping a body length between him and the competition for the majority of the race. Phelps stopped
Caitlin Leverenz of Cal held off the competition in the women’s 200 IM posting a final time of 2:11.24. Leverenz’s time better the pool record of 2:11.53 set by Ariana
Katie Ledecky of Nation’s Capital cruised to another first place finish and a new pool record in the women’s 800 free posting a final time of 8:19.16. Ledecky’s time sits only
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NBAC’s Chase Kalisz and Michael Phelps were at it again as the two led the way in the men’s 200-meter IM qualifying at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Minnesota’s Kierra Smith is currently taking a year off to focus on training for the Olympics and she showed some of the benefits of that with a pool record last
By Justine Ress, Swimming World Intern As the national letter of intent signing day approaches, for some that means recruiting season is coming to a close. However, recruiting never stops
