2017 Speedo Sectionals: College Station - (Tag)

Hali Flickinger, who qualified for her first Olympic team this summer by finishing second in the women's 200 fly at Olympic Trials, has signed her first professional endorsement deal with Speedo. Flickinger finished up her NCAA eligibility at Georgia last March and then decided to continue swimming ...

The College Station, TX installment of the 2017 Speedo Sectionals Championship Series went out with a bang tonight. Grace Zhao of Palo Alto Stanford and Breeja Larson of New York Aquatic Club proved to be the story of the night, battling it out for a spot on the podium in multiple races. Meanwhile, ...

Day three of the 2017 Speedo Sectionals in College Station saw a wide variety of athletes taking home wins. Julia Cook of AGS soared ahead of the competition in finals of the women's 200 free. Cook stopped the clock at a 1:45.97, finishing more than two seconds ahead of the competition. Zoe Gawronsk...

The 2017 Speedo Sectionals continued today in College Station, TX. Jack LeVant of North Texas Nadadores posted two wins, while Gabrielle Kopenski added another distance free win to her name. Julia Cook of Aggie Swim Club un-corked a 1:54.48 to claim the win in finals of the women's 200 back. She sha...

This spring's slate of Speedo Sectionals meets will kick off this weekend, Feb. 22-25, in College Station, Texas, where top clubs from across the southwest will be in action. One Olympian and several of the top high school swimmers in the country are among the entrants for this short course yards' c...

The 2017 Speedo Sectionals series got started tonight in College Station, Texas with timed finals of the 1000 freestyle and the 800 freestyle relay. Four women finished under ten minutes tonight in the 1000. Texas Ford Aquatics put two athletes on the podium. Gabrielle Kopenski was dominant, stoppin...