Bryce Mefford Breaks Down Dynamic of Cal Backstroke Crew
Mefford came back in 29.46, the fastest in the field, to take second in 1:54.79, a massive best time for the Cal Berkeley senior
Phoebe Bacon on Moving Forward From 100 Back into 200 Back
Bacon clocked 2:07.46 from the first semi, her second-fastest swim ever, and 16-year-old Jo Jo Ramey lowered her best time down to 2:08.90 in second
Carson Foster: “My time’s gonna come and I’m ready for it when it does”
Carson Foster touched second in Andrew’s heat in a time of 1:57.77, just off his 2019 best of 1:57.59, to qualify fourth for the final.
Rozanne Voorvelt Joins Cal Women’s Water Polo
Voorvelt helped the Dutch win the gold medal at the 2018 European Championships and the silver at the 2018 World League Super Final.
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Ella Nelson: “Kinda been waiting all week for this race”
Ella Nelson put up a best time in the semi-final of the women’s 200 breast, registering a 2:24.80 to finish 4th overall and qualify for the final tonight
U.S. Coast Guard Academy Adds Lucy Smutny to Class of 2025
SOFLO’s Lucy Smutny will head to New London, CT with times that would score at NEWMACs in the A finals of four events.
Fink: “I Would Rather Slip On the Blocks Than Get Out Touched Like That”
Bobby Finke and Nic Fink talked with the press after winning the 800 free and the 200 breast on night 5 of the 2021 Olympic Trials.
Maryland HS State Champ Angelo Javier Navaleza (2021) Commits to UMBC
RMSC breaststroker Angelo Javier Navaleza will remain in-state to swim for UMBC beginning in the fall of 2021.
Lakeside Aquatic Butterflyer Sophia Buhr Commits to Colorado School of Mines
LAC’s Sophia Buhr will begin at Mines with times that would have scored at the 2021 conference meet in the A finals of the 100 fly, 200 fly and 400 IM.
Manuel: “I Did Everything I Possibly Could’ve Done”
Defending Olympic gold medalist gave an emotional press conference in which she explained how a diagnosis of overtraining syndrome impacted her training.
Michigan Athletics’ COVID-19 Revenue Losses Projected to Be Mitigated in FY ’22
The University of Michigan athletic department projects a surplus of $1.4 million for the coming fiscal year that begins July 1.
Two-Time Olympian Natasha Chikina Joins Rutgers Staff as Diving Coach
Chikina will be replacing longtime Rutgers diving coach Fred Woodruff, who recently announced his retirement after 28 years with the Scarlet Knights.
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