Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom rebounded quickly from the women’s 100-free to top the competition in semis of the 50 fly with a 25.06. Sjostrom’s time lowers the World Championships record of 25.07 set
Allison Schmitt held on to her top seed in the women’s 200-meter free at USA Nationals this morning. Schmitt finished ahead of Hali Flickinger, who swam a full slate of
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
