USA Swimming Settles on 6-Meet Grand Prix Series

  4 Braden Keith | September 26th, 2012

There really isn’t any new news to report with today’s final release by USA Swimming of the 2012-2013 Grand Prix schedule except just that: nothing has changed from previous information.

USA Swimming will stick with a 6-meet Grand Prix Series featuring stops in Minneapolis, Austin, Orlando, Mesa, Charlotte, and Santa Clara. (see a full breakdown of this year’s schedule here, first reported back in July).

Some thought that perhaps there was an opening in March to fill in a familiar host, like Columbia or Columbus or Indianapolis, but instead USA Swimming will simply skip that month in the schedule.

This number is a decrease of one meet from last season’s series.

USA Swimming has also extended the qualifying standards from the Minneapolis Grand Prix in November (also already revealed) to all of the grand Prixs, including the A/B time standards. See those time standards here, and read more about the time standards here.

November 9th-121th, 2012 USA Swimming Grand Prix, Minneapolis, MN – SC
January 18-20, 2013 USA Swimming Grand Prix, Austin, TX – LC
February 15-17, 2013 USA Swimming Grand Prix, Orlando, FL– LC
April 18-20, 2013 USA Swimming Grand Prix, Mesa, AZ – LC
May 9-12, 2013 USA Swimming Grand Prix, Charlotte, NC – LC
May 30-June 2, 2013 USA Swimming Grand Prix, Santa Clara, CA – LC

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Jim Erlinger
12 years ago

Sorry to lose this event in Columbia, Missouri.

swimmer
12 years ago

If Allison Schmitt (or any other college senior) was to have the most points by the end of the series they would be able to collect the money, right?