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Katrina Konopka's Sprint to World Record Status

By David Rieder. Katrina Konopka never expected to wind up at the University of Arizona. Having grown up in Wisconsin and then moved to South Carolina in middle school, she figured she’d stay within the eastern half of the country for college—even when she got that first email from the Wildcats. “I ...

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Arizona All-American Taylor Garcia Announces Transfer to Michigan

Arizona junior-to-be Taylor Garcia announced that she would transfer to Michigan. Garcia announced her decision on Facebook and Instagram. "In March, after NCAA's, I had to make a very difficult decision to leave the University of Arizona. It has been an arduous journey to say the least. However, I ...

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Pac-12 Weekly Preview: Cal-Stanford Rivalry Renews

By Dan D’Addona. There is a rivalry unlike many others in the nation, especially in the Pac-12 — especially in the pool. On Wednesday, the Cal-Stanford rivalry gets a much-anticipated reboot at Stanford for the annual men's triple-distance meet. Cal’s Ryan Murphy will bring his experience as defendi...

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Michigan Sweeps Michigan State on Senior Night

By Dan D’Addona. ANN ARBOR — The Michigan swimming program has big plans for the end of the season. The Wolverines are ranked in the top 10 in the country in both the men’s and women’s polls and looking to keep the momentum going into the Big Ten Championships and NCAA Championships. Michigan capped...

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Mid-distance Michigan Still In Front at Georgia Invite

By Dan D'Addona. The University of Michigan women’s swim team used its mid-distance freestyle dominance to continue to lead at the Georgia Fall Invitational. After Saturday’s second day, the Wolverines have 670.5 points to lead Cal (601.5), Georgia (552), Virginia (389.5), UCLA (85), Harvard (81.5) ...

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Madison Wright Breaks Meet Record At Indy Sectionals

By Rebecca Noblett INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, March 29. KINGFISH Aquatic Club of Waterford's Madison Wright broke her own meet record in the 200 fly on the third night of finals at the Speedo Indianapolis Sectionals. Wright set the previous record as a fourteen-year old in 2011 and finally broke it afte...

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Big Ten Weekly Preview: Minnesota Hosts Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State

By Dan D'Addona. The Big Ten had some fireworks last week and will have another stacked weekend of competition. The biggest meet is a two-day meet in Minnesota. The Golden Gophers will host Michigan, Wisconsin and Penn State in a talent-heavy quad meet on Friday and Saturday. The women’s showdown wi...

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Pac-12 Weekly Analysis: Easy But Important Start for Conference Powers

By Dan.D'Addona. The first week of the new year is a chance to get back to racing. Many college swimming & diving teams have several weeks, even a month, without lining up on the blocks against an opponent. Some teams have training trips that conclude with meets in warm climates. The Pac-12 saw seve...

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Pac-12 Weekly Preview: No. 10 Arizona Looking to Build

By Dan D’Addona. After a restful winter break for most college teams, the competition in the pool heats up again this week in the Pac-12. Here is a look at what is happening this week: Arizona hosts invite The Arizona women will look to build on a strong finish to 2016 at the Texas Invitational with...

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6 Top Takeaways From Around the USA

By David Rieder. The first weekend of December always brings quick short course yards performances from around the country, and so far, this one has been no different, with AT&T Winter Nationals in Atlanta and college invitationals in Austin, Texas, and Athens, Ga., all producing some nice results. ...

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Michigan Caps Stunning Turnaround With First Trophy in 22 Years

By Dan D’Addona. Four years ago, the Michigan women’s swim program was at a crossroads. The women had just watched the Michigan men win the national championship the previous season, but in their meet, finished an unimpressive 22nd. It was actually an improvement from the 36th place two years prior ...

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Resilient Michigan Overcomes DQ To Finish Third at NCAA Championships

Michigan was hoping for a fast start to the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships — some momentum that could build toward their goal of reaching third place. But when their best swimmer was disqualified in the 200 IM, they had to rally. The result was more powerful than the points Siobhan Haugh...