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Distance freestyle kicked off night one of the 2016 Speedo Sectionals College Station as Palo Alto Stanford swept the 800-meter free relays. Streamline Aquatics' Ellery Parish, 17, won the women's 1500-meter free title in 17:14.21. Meanwhile, Mansfield Aquatics' Sara McClendon, 17, placed second in ...

Pleasanton’s Maxime Rooney turned heads this morning at the Northside Aquatics Center with a 49.67 personal best time in the prelims of the men’s 100 freestyle at USA Swimming’s 2015 Summer Junior National Championships. Rooney, who is committed to University of Florida, cut eight tenths off his pre...

By David Rieder. First came the drawn-out chants of “ZO-NA! ZO-NA!” from the team clad in red and blue on the side of the pool. After barely a second of silence, a quick-paced “A-S-U! A-S-U!” cheer emanated from the young men and women in maroon and gold lined up along the upstairs railing inside th...

It was a record setting day for Indie Swimming’s Michael Andrew. After setting a new 15-16 National Age Group record in the 200-yard individual medley this morning, Andrew broke his own record in evening finals. Andrew posted a time of 1:42.77, nearly four second ahead of Nitro Swim Team’s Sean Grie...

It was quite a day for Scottsdale Aquatic Club’s Ryan Hoffer. The 17-year-old won the Speedo Winter Jr. National Championships (West) men’s 100-yard freestyle in record setting fashion. His time of 41.23 set a new meet record and a 17-18 National Age Group record. He broke Caeleb Dressel’s old Natio...

FEDERAL WAY - PASA’s Ben Ho (49.01), Joe Kmak (53.85), Joe Molinari (47.51) and Albert Gwo (44.43) topped the men’s 400 medley relay with a meet record. PASA’s time of 3:14.80 clipped the 3:14.92 set by a loaded Bolles squad in 2011 that included Ryan Murphy, Joe Schooling and Caeleb Dressel. Boll....

By Lillian Nelson, Swimming World College Intern Swimming is a unique sport. A lot more goes in to making it run smoothly than the coaches, the swimmers, and the pool. There are oodles and oodles of odd jobs to be done, and those who sacrifice their time to do them often fly under the radar without ...

Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics got off to a fast start at the Speedo Winter Jr. National Championships (West). The four-day meet began on Wednesday evening in Austin, Texas. Palo Alto started by winning both the men’s and women’s 200-yard medley relay. Their women’s team of backstroker Chloe Isleta, br...