2019 FINA World Championships Pick ‘Em Contest Is Here

2019 FINA WORLD AQUATICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • All sports: Friday, July 12 – Sunday, July 28, 2019
  • Pool swimming: Sunday, July 21 – Sunday, July 28, 2019
  • The Nambu University Municipal Aquatics Center, Gwangju, Korea
  • Meet site
  • FinaTV Live Stream
  • Live results

The Official SwimSwam Pick ‘Em Contest for the 2019 World Championships is live, courtesy of Speedo USA!

Click here to enter!

SCORING SYSTEM

Correctly picking a swimmer to place:

  • 1st – 7 points
  • 2nd – 5 points
  • 3rd – 4 points
  • 4th – 3 points

Correctly picking a swimmer to place in the top 4, but putting them in the wrong spot, will earn you 1 point.

Picks will close at 6pm Eastern Time on Saturday, July 20th, and at that time, we will post everyone’s picks for them to see.

You CAN go in and edit your responses up until 6 PM on Saturday. You can also use this “edit responses” ability to go in and print or save your answers.

The tie-breaker for prizes, if necessary, will be the most correctly-picked winners in the relevant time period, then 2nd-place finishers, then 3rd-place finishers, etc. in the relevant time period.

OFFICIAL RULES

Anybody is eligible to play, but only certain people are eligible for prizes (which are still being determined). For starters, only one entry per person is allowed. If we discover that you have made multiple entries, we may disqualify all of your entries.

To win prizes, entrant must:

  • Be 18 or older
  • Accept responsibility for any and all taxes
  • Accept responsibility for any impact on high school or college eligibility
  • Be a legal resident of the United States or Canada (prizes will only be mailed to these countries)
  • Must enter contest using their real name
  • No purchase is required for entry
  • Agree to allow SwimSwam to provide their personal information to a sponsor in order to distribute prizes

Prizes

The Pick ‘Em has always been about bragging rights, but we all do love prizes. Many, many thanks to our coverage sponsor, Speedo USA.

THE TOP SCORER OF EACH DAY RECEIVES:

Speedo logo T-Shirt

Team kick board

Vanquisher 2.0 mirrored goggle

THE GRAND PRIZE WINNER, WITH THE MOST OVERALL POINTS, RECEIVES: 

Fastskin LZR Racer Pro Record Breaker racing suit
(male/female suit based on winner)

CLICK HERE TO ENTER!

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Nswim
4 years ago

When will we be able to view our entries?

Oceanian
4 years ago

I thought I’d enter but then ‘US and Canada only’ ok then…

Samesame
Reply to  Oceanian
4 years ago

You can enter. Lots of people from outside Canada and USA do I think. Just can’t win prizes .

Admin
Reply to  Samesame
4 years ago

This is correect.

Mindy Dougherty
4 years ago

I can’t get into the site..any way other than google..the site freezes

Admin
Reply to  Mindy Dougherty
4 years ago

Hey Mindy – this is the only way to enter. Might try updating your browser, or using Google’s browser (Chrome) if you’re having issues.

Rroof
4 years ago

Luca Urlando, 200 fly. Wait… nvm.

Good but not Great
4 years ago

Well i just picked Finland for first, second, third, and fourth in the women’s 4×100 medley relay part deuce,
I think you need to fix the google form…

Lane 8
Reply to  Good but not Great
4 years ago

what’s up with the Finland only race? I only picked Finland for first and left 2nd, 3rd and 4th empty.

Lane 8
Reply to  Good but not Great
4 years ago

it’s fixed now!

CraigH
4 years ago

It’s only letting me choose among the top 6 Seeds in the Men’s 200 IM. Any way we can get the full list of seeds added?

Confused
4 years ago

I know this has been discussed before, but never feel like a solid reason was given. How/why would this affect college eligibility, as it doesn’t cost anything to enter, so its pretty similar to free march-madness style brackets?

iLikePsych
Reply to  Confused
4 years ago

You think the NCAA isn’t going to try to stomp out fun wherever they can??

HOYA13
4 years ago

The form looks like the women’s medley relay is listed twice (last 8 questions) ?

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