All The Links (& How To Watch) You Need For The 2026 Pro Swim Series – Indianapolis

The final leg of the 2026 Pro Swim Series gets underway tomorrow morning from the Indiana University Natatorium in Indianapolis, with the four-day competition running through Saturday.

Below, find all of the information you need for the week.

SWIMSWAM’S MEET PREVIEWS

A comprehensive review of swimmers’ meet entries can be found here.

To review the new prize money structure, click here.

For a look at some of the top storylines to watch, click here (forthcoming…).

PSYCH SHEETS & RESULTS

Psych sheets for the competition can be found here.

Live results for the competition can be found here, as well as MeetMobile under the name “2026 TYR Pro Swim Series – Indianapolis”

EVENT SCHEDULE

Scheduling notes, per USA Swimming:

• Only the fastest (single) seeded heat of the Women’s and Men’s 800m and Women’s 1500m Freestyle events will be swum in the Finals Session. All other heats will swim slowest to fastest.
• The Men’s 1500m Freestyle will be offered as a Preliminaries and Finals event. All preliminary heats will take place during the Distance Freestyle Session on Day 1. The top eight (8) swimmers from the preliminary heats will advance to the Final during the Day 2 Finals Session.
• * = The 800m Freestyle will alternate women and men beginning at a predetermined time, so the second fastest seeded heat of the Men’s 800m Freestyle concludes 75-minutes before the Day 4 Finals Session is scheduled to begin.
• ** = The 1500m Freestyle will alternate women (timed finals) and men (prelims) and begin at a predetermined time, so the second circle-seeded heat of the Men’s 1500m Freestyle concludes 75-minutes before the Day 1 Finals Session is scheduled to begin. The top two heats in the Preliminary Session for Event 10 will be circleseeded.
• ^ = Athletes entered in the competition may enter the 50m Butterfly, 50m Backstroke, and/or 50m Breaststroke provided they have achieved the 50 of stroke Qualifying Standard or have the corresponding 100 of stroke Qualifying Standard.

START TIMES

The competition will feature preliminary sessions beginning at 9:00 a.m. local time, with finals following at 6:00 p.m. local time. See the table below for converted start times.

HOW TO WATCH

All sessions of the meet, including both prelims and finals, will be available for streaming on the USA Swimming Network. Finals on Thursday, June 18, and Friday, June 19, will also air on Peacock.