All the Links You Need for the 2020 Pro Swim Series – Des Moines

2020 PRO SWIM SERIES DES MOINES

World superstars Caeleb Dressel and Katie Ledecky are headliners for the next stop of the 2020 Pro Swim Series in Des Moines, Iowa. The buck won’t stop there, though, as defending World and Olympic Champion Simone Manuel, defending World Champion and world record-holder Regan Smith, and world record-holder Ryan Lochte will be in attendance along with a slew of America’s top talent.

Several international standouts training in the States will be racing alongside some of the top up-and-coming age group talents as the best of the NCAA is focused on the 2020 NCAA Championships (apart from Northwestern, who has several NCAA qualifiers entered here who may compete).

PRIZE MONEY FORMAT

Full prize Money Format here

Individual events:

  • First place = $1,500
  • Second place = $1000
  • Third place = $500

Top prelims swim (in FINA points) at each meet:

  • $1500 to top woman and top man

Top overall swim (in FINA points) for the whole series:

  • $10,000

Current prize money lists

EVENT SCHEDULE

Wednesday

  • 1500 free

Thursday

  • 100 free
  • 100 breast
  • 200 fly
  • 400 free

Friday

  • 200 free
  • 200 back
  • 400 IM
  • 100 fly

Saturday

  • 800 free
  • 100 back
  • 200 breast
  • 200 IM
  • 50 free

LIVE STREAM SCHEDULE & LINKS

DATE NETWORK TIME (CT) EVENT LIVE OR DELAY WEBCAST
March 4 N/A 5 p.m. CT 1500m Freestyle Live usaswimming.org
March 5 N/A 9:30 a.m. CT Day 2 Prelims Live usaswimming.org
March 5 NBC Sports Network 6:30-8 p.m. CT Day 2 A Finals Live nbcsports.com
March 5 NBC Sports Network 6:30 p.m. CT Day 2 B Finals Live usaswimming.org
March 6 N/A 9:30 a.m. CT Day 3 Prelims Live usaswimming.org
March 6 NBC Sports Network 6:30-8 p.m. CT Day 3 A Finals Live nbcsports.com
March 6 N/A 6:30 p.m. CT Day 3 B Finals Live usaswimming.org
March 7 N/A 9:30 a.m. CT Day 4 Prelims Live usaswimming.org
March 7 N/A 6:30 p.m. CT Day 4 Finals Live usaswimming.org

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Nswim
4 years ago

Wow the meet seems pretty small based off of the psych sheets, surprised that USA swimming lowered the time standards so much considering the cost of putting on these meets

Moddiddle
4 years ago

Wow there’s a 15 year old girl in 200m backstroke who goes 2:00:32. China has so much teenage talent in backstroke there’s always a swimmer who comes out of nowhere!

Peyton
Reply to  Moddiddle
4 years ago

It may be a yards time. It happened a few times before.

Lane 8
Reply to  Peyton
4 years ago

yes it is

Octopus
Reply to  Moddiddle
4 years ago

Does not sound Chinese to me. Is she from the same Lakeside School as Reagan?

Lane 8
Reply to  Octopus
4 years ago

She’s from Lakeside Swim Team in Louisville Kentucky

Octopus
Reply to  Lane 8
4 years ago

Thanks. My mistake, Regan is Lakeville 🙁

Too cool for the pool
Reply to  Moddiddle
4 years ago

Lets think about this, the world record is a 2:03? And this chick goes a 2:00? Common sense man

Ann
Reply to  Moddiddle
4 years ago

Common sense….it’s a yards time!

Nswim
4 years ago

What’s the top overall swim so far for the $10,000?

Dbswims
Reply to  Nswim
4 years ago

Regan Smith, 100 back, 58.27, 986 FINA Points, Knoxville Tennessee

Troyy
Reply to  Dbswims
4 years ago

How’d you figure that out with the results PDF not having the FINA points?

John
Reply to  Troyy
4 years ago

FINA points chart is public

http://www.fina.org/content/fina-points

Dbswims
Reply to  Troyy
4 years ago
Peyton
4 years ago

Will the NBC Olympic Channel cover the live stream?

Peyton
Reply to  Karl Ortegon
4 years ago

Thank you.

About Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon studied sociology at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT, graduating in May of 2018. He began swimming on a club team in first grade and swam four years for Wesleyan.

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