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By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Summit League Swimming and Diving Championships concluded this evening in Indianapolis, with the University of Denver taking home victory on both the men’s and women’s sides for the third year in a row. The final session opened with the 1650 yar...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Division One of the 2016 Wisconsin Boys State Swimming and Diving Championships competed today in Madison, Wisconsin, showcasing many time drops and fierce races. The boys in the one meter diving competition started off the day in the morning, going thro...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Today is the last day of the 2016 Summit League Swimming and Diving Championships in Indianapolis, and the swims of the day thus far show no clear signs of exhaustion from the competing swimmers. The women’s three meter diving prelims is ongoing, and the...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Division Two of the Wisconsin Boys State Swimming and Diving Championships competed tonight in Madison, Wisconsin, with the diving starting off the meet and the swimmers’ timed finals concluding the evening. The one meter diving was won by Jeremy Moser f...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The third finals session of the 2016 Summit League Swimming and Diving Championships commenced tonight, with many NCAA B cuts across the board. In the men’s 100 breast, the top five finishers made NCAA B time standards. Tim Cottam from Denver stole the s...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The Summit League’s third day began this morning in Indianapolis with the 400 IM, 100 fly, 200 free, 100 breast, and 100 back prelims. The men’s one meter diving prelims are ongoing. One of many impressive swims in prelims was former league MVP Chris Nea...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The second night of finals for the 2016 Summit League Swimming and Diving Championships began with the 200 yard freestyle relays and ended with the women’s one meter diving. The University of Denver women started off the night right with a victory in the...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Summit League swimmers dove in this morning in Indianapolis for prelims, fighting to make finals in the 500 yard freestyle, 200 yard individual relay, and 50 yard freestyle, and making NCAA B time standards in the process. The women's one meter diving pr...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Tonight marked the first of four finals sessions for the 2016 Summit League Swimming and Diving Championships at the IUPUI Natatorium in Indianapolis. Starting the evening was the women's 200 yard medley relay, where the University of Denver squad showed...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The 2016 Wisconsin Boys High School Swimming and Diving Championships will be held this weekend, with Division 2 competing on Friday and Division 1 swimming on Saturday. The meet has a finals-only set up. Last year in Division 1, Madison Memorial won its...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern The preliminary psych sheet for the 2015-2016 Summit League conference meet has been released to Summit League coaches and teams. This psych sheet is not official and can still be subject to change. The participating teams are Denver, Eastern Illinois, I...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Swimming is tough. It’s a sport that requires every ounce of energy from your mind, body, and soul. But sometimes your body can’t take it. At first you probably don’t believe you’re actually injured. You’re just tired. Just sore. Just having an off day. ...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Nothing like squeezing into a tight swimsuit again! Gotta love peeling the stickers off of new goggles. Do I start wearing a new cap or stick with the one I wore all last season? Oops, better quit stalling and get out on the deck. Mmm, I’ve missed the sc...

The fourth and final day of the first annual Futures Championships held in Greensboro, North Carolina concluded this evening at the Greensboro Aquatic Center. Connor Kalisz of North Baltimore Aquatic Club sailed smoothly to victory and an Olympic Trials cut with a time of 2:03.76, three hundredths u...

By Kaylie Noll, Swimming World College Intern Unlike other sports that may be more glorified and advertised, the sport of swimming is more condensed both in its number of participants and spectators, making for a tight-knit community. With strong performances in the Olympic Games and increasing cove...

The unprecedented 2015 Futures Championships continued on day three at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina. From the Marlins of Raleigh, fifteen-year-old Grace Countie earned gold in the 50 meter freestyle with a time of 26.05, fourteen hundredths under the Olympic Trials tim...

The fifth day of the 2015 NCSA Summer Swimming Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana did not disappoint, as there were numerous strong performances even on the final day of competition. The men’s 1500 meter freestyle swam in the afternoon, with the top five finishers all going under the Olympic Tri...

The 2015 NCSA Summer Swimming Championships continued on Friday, July 31. The top three women in the 200 meter breaststroke all swam fast enough for the Olympic Trials, each one of them taking it easy in prelims then dropping four to five seconds in finals. Olivia Anderson from Aquajets Swim Team wa...

Day two of the first annual Futures Championships located at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina exhibited a multitude of fast swimmers at tonight’s finals session. The LSCs that attend the Futures at Greensboro are in the northeastern region of the United States, shown on th...

Today at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina, the debut of the Futures Championships meet began for most of the northeastern region of the United States. This map on USA Swimming's website shows which of the three Futures Championship Meets each LSC may take part in. The 800 ...