Ohio State Drop Duals With Alabama & Florida, Adds U.S. Open For 2019-20
Ohio State’s men’s team had an excellent season last year, taking 3rd at the Big Ten Championships, and finishing 9th at NCAAs.
USA Swimming Boasts Solid Membership Numbers in 2019 State of the Sport Report
USA Swimming saw a 73.3% athlete retention rate this past season, which sets a record for the highest retention rate ever outside of a post-Olympic year.
Former Auburn Assistant Francisco Rego Joins Georgia Tech Coach Staff
Rego joins Georgia tech after spending 2 years as the head coach of Team Greenville Swim Club in Greenville, SC.
IU Men & Women Set to Face Off Against Louisville Twice in 2019-20 Season
Defending Men’s and Women’s Big Ten Champions, Indiana University, have unveiled their meet schedule for the 2019-2020 season.
Cody Miller to Change His Breaststroke Pullout After Relay DQ in Lima
What Miller was disqualified for, doing mulptiple dolphin kicks off a turn, is a relatively common breaststroke DQ. In his latest vlog, he talks about that call.
Arkansas Releases Tough 2019-20 Schedule Featuring Dual Meet VS Stanford
In addition to the defending NCAA Champions Stanford, they’ll also race Auburn, Texas A&M, NC State, and Kentucky, among others, in the 2019-2020 season.
Phoebe Bacon Leads Medley Off in 59.02 to Break Coughlin’s 100BK Pan Am Record
That swim marks the first time Bacon has gotten both splits under 30 seconds.
McKenna DeBever Breaks Own Peruvian Record in Women’s 200 IM
2:15.48 undercuts the Peru National Record, which was held by DeBever at 2:15.53 from April of this year. Here is a split comparison between the two races:
2019 Speedo Junior National Championships: Day 5 Finals Live Recap
The final session of the meet will feature the 200 IM, 50 free, women’s 1500, men’s 800, and the 4×100 medley relays.
Brazil Breaks Pan American Games Record in Men’s 4×200 Free Relay
Brazil used the same squad they set the Brazil National Record with at the World Championships a couple weeks ago.
2019 Pan American Games: Day 3 Finals Live Recap
Tonight’s finals will feature the 100 free, 200 breast, and 100 back, as well as the mixed 4×100 medley relay.
Grace Rainey Ranks #3 All-Time in 13-14 Girls 100 Breast – 1:09.42
. The 14-year-old also came home very fast, splitting 36.34 on the 2nd 50.
James Plage Wins Men’s 1500, Ranking #9 All-Time for 15-16 Boys
Plage had a best time of 15:26.64, which he had swum just about 2 weeks ago at the Connecticut Senior Champs
Liam Bell Ties for #9 All-Time in Boys 17-18 100 Breast – 1:01.19
Bell lowered his time again to 1:01.19, which now ties him for #9 all-time with Andrew Seliskar.
Justina Kozan, Tess Howley Hit #9 All-Time in Girls 200 Fly for 15-16, 13-14
At just 15, Kozan’s time brought her into the top 10 all-time rankings for 15-16 girls.
