Tom Shields of the USA and Laszlo Cseh of Hungary turned in matching times during semi-finals of the men’s 100-meter fly. From separate heats the two competitors each posted a 51.03 to
FINIS-sponsored athlete Mallory Weggemann (Eagan, Minnesota) is ready to build on her stellar international medal haul by competing in the 2015 Parapan American Games. Weggemann, a 2012 Paralympic gold medalist,
Japan’s Kanako Watanabe topped the competition in the women’s 200 breaststroke posting a final time of 2:21.15 for the gold. Watanabe was just shy of her 2015 best time of 2:20.90 which
Katinka Hosszu of Hungary blasts to the top of the 200 back field, posting a 2:06.18 to claim the top seed for tomorrow’s finals. Hosszu’s new time is a best
Following her swim in the prelims of the 100 back at U.S. Nationals, Felicia Lee took a few minutes to talk to Swimming World’s David Rieder. Lee did not advance
Junya Koga clocked a 53.63 100-meter back time in prelims at USA Nationals to secure the top spot heading into tonight’s championship final. Koga is riding on a wave of
Nathan Adrian turned in the fastest time in semi-finals of the men’s 50-meter free with a sizzling 21.37. That time not only earns him the top seed coming back for
Australia’s Mitch Larkin blasted to first in the men’s 200-meter back. Larkin powered into the final turn and took advantage of that final push to propel himself ahead of the competition turning
Jack Conger vaulted from the 20th seed to take prelims of the men’s 200-meter free in 1:47.62 at USA Nationals. Conger’s time bested the top seed time entering the meet,
Bronte Campbell of Australia topped the competition in the women’s 100 free, turning in a 52.52 to replace her sister as the top ranked woman in the world for 2015. Sister Cate
