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Katie Ledecky Clocks 8th-Fastest 400 Free Ever at IU Bucceto Open
Day two finals of the IU Bucceto Open and Katie Ledecky seems to be on her way to a new world best. Ledecky posted a 4:01.81 in the 400-meter free
Could Japan and Hungary Sweep IM Events At World Championships?
Pre-coverage of the World Championships is sponsored by Wylas Timing. Each week leading up to the start of the swimming competition at the FINA world championships, Swimming World will offer
Nashville’s Ella Nelson Becomes 5th-Fastest 13-and-Under Ever in 200 Breast
Ella Nelson, 13, of the Nashville Aquatic Club just punched her ticket to the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials with a cut time during prelims of the women’s 200-meter breaststroke at
Kennedy Lohman Commits to Arizona
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German Swimmer Florian Vogel Saves Drowning Victim During Photo Shoot
German swimmer Florian Vogel, who is only 20 years old and is currently ranked tenth in the world in the 400 meter freestyle, can add saving a life to his
Katie McLaughlin Cracks Top 10 in 200 Fly
Mission Viejo’s Katie McLaughlin cracked into the top 10 in the world in the women’s 200-meter fly during prelims of the TYR Fran Crippen Memorial Swim Meet of Champions. McLaughlin
Katie Ledecky, Kelsi Worrell Shine in Day Two Prelims of IU Bucceto Open
Katie Ledecky produced an impressive 4:03.67 in the 400 free, a time that is only 3.2 seconds off her world ranking of 4:00.47 for 2015 during prelims of day two at
The Countdown Begins: One Year Until the U.S. Olympic Trials
It’s official, the path to Rio has begun. Exactly one year from today the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials will begin in Omaha, NE and swimmers from around the nation will