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Conor Dwyer has been one of the most outspoken proponents of training with Katie Ledecky, including saying that he’s seen her break men down during training, so much so that they had to be pulled out of the practice.
Original 200 free report:
In the 200 freestyle at the Arena Pro Swim in Mesa tonight, Conor Dwyer was well ahead of the field with a top time of 1:46.61. That tie moves him into a tie for sixth in the world this year with Australia’s David McKeon.
His Trojan teammate Christian Quintero was second in 1:48.10. Ryan Lochte grabbed third in 1:48.85.
Matias Koski (1:48.90), Clark Smith (1:49.01), Jack Conger (1:49.48), Logyuan Gutierrez (1:49.80) and Michael McBroom (1:49.84) also raced in the A final.
Michael Phelps won the B final in 1:48.21.
Photo Courtesy: Omega Timing
Janelle Pallister
He did well with all the questions. It went sideways fast. A bunch of questions about another swimmer can get annoying.