Dwyer takes Pro Swim Series points lead after Austin, Ledecky leads meet with 20

After the Austin stop of the Arena Pro Swim Series, we have a new leader on the men’s side: Conor Dwyer.

Dwyer put up 16 points on the men’s side to rocket past previous leader Tyler Clary. Those 16 came on two wins and two second-places for Dwyer, who won last year’s series, then known as the Grand Prix.

Clary still sits second, 6 points back of Dwyer, but had a rough outing in Austin. Clary only earned three points, and that came on a runner-up finish in the 400 IM.

The big winner of Austin was Katie Ledecky, who won 4 events and rolled up 20 points over the three-day meet. Ledecky swept every freestyle race but the 50, and rockets herself into the Pro Swim Series points hunt. She’s currently second overall.

The women’s leader is still Elizabeth Beisel, who did plenty to stay on top in Austin. Beisel has 33.5 points to Ledecky’s 20, and earned 12 of those points this weekend.

Below we have a look at the top point- and money-earners from the Austin meet, as well as the running totals for the Pro Swim Series. The series continues through June with stops in Orlando, Florida; Charlotte, North Carolina; Mesa, Arizona; and Santa Clara, California.

The overall male and female winner of the series will earn a $10,000 bonus, and the top eligible finishers in each gender will win a 1-year lease of a BMW.

*Note: swimmers competing in high school or college, or who plan to one day swim in college, have to comply with amateurism rules regarding how much money they can accept. These lists track money earned, not neccessarily money accepted. Amateur athletes are denoted with an “A.”

Men’s Results – Austin

Rank Name Total Money Points
1 Conor Dwyer $3,200 16
2 Josh Prenot (A) $2,200 11
3 Connor Jaeger $2,000 10
4 Ryan Murphy (A) $1,800 9
4 Andrew Seliskar (A) $1,800 9
6 Nathan Adrian $1,600 8
6 Matt Grevers $1,600 8
8 Bruno Fratus $1,000 5
8 Jack Conger (A) $1,000 5
8 Michael Andrew $1,000 5
11 Tyler Clary $600 3
11 BJ Johnson $600 3
11 Tripp Cooper (A) $600 3
11 Bobby Hurley $600 3
11 Andrew Torres (A) $600 3
11 Glenn Snyders $600 3
11 Andrew Gemmell $600 3
18 Junya Koga $200 1
18 Mike Alexandrov $200 1
18 Nick Norman (A) $200 1
18 Anton McKee (A) $200 1
18 Michael McBroom $200 1
18 Ryan Lochte $200 1
18 Dion Dreesens $200 1
18 Jacob Pebley $200 1
18 Kristian Gkolomeev (A) $200 1
18 Grant Shoults (A) $200 1

Men’s Pro Swim Series Standings

Rank Name Total Points Total Money
1 Conor Dwyer 28 $5,600
2 Tyler Clary 22 $4,400
3 Nathan Adrian 21 $4,200
4 Connor Jaeger 20 $4,000
5 Miguel Ortiz 12 $2,400
6 Josh Prenot (A) 11 $2,200
7 Ryan Murphy (A) 9 $1,800
7 Andrew Seliskar (A) 9 $1,800
9 BJ Johnson 8 $1,600
9 Bruno Fratus 8 $1,600
9 Matt Grevers 8 $1,600
12 Junya Koga 6 $1,200
13 Felipe Lima 5 $1,000
13 Darian Townsend 5 $1,000
13 Jack Conger (A) 5 $1,000
13 Michael Andrew 5 $1,000
17 Mike Alexandrov 4 $800
18 Giles Smith 3 $600
18 Kyler Van Swol 3 $600
18 Marat Amaltdinov (A) 3 $600
18 Ryan Harty (A) 3 $600
18 Ryan Feeley 3 $600
18 Tripp Cooper (A) 3 $600
18 Bobby Hurley 3 $600
18 Andrew Torres (A) 3 $600
18 Glenn Snyders 3 $600
18 Andrew Gemmell 3 $600
28 Guillermo Blanco (A) 2 $400
28 James Wells 2 $400
28 Nick Norman (A) 2 $400
31 Lyam Dias (A) 1 $200
31 Junya Koga 1 $200
31 Michael Weiss 1 $200
31 Frank Dyer 1 $200
31 James Disney-May 1 $200
31 Anton McKee (A) 1 $200
31 Michael McBroom 1 $200
31 Ryan Lochte 1 $200
31 Dion Dreesens 1 $200
31 Jacob Pebley (A) 1 $200
31 Kristian Gkolomeev (A) 1 $200
31 Grant Shoults (A) 1 $200

Women’s Results – Austin

Rank Name Total Money Points
1 Katie Ledecky (A) $4,000 20
2 Katinka Hosszu $2,600 13
3 Elizabeth Beisel $2,400 12
4 Dominique Bouchard $2,000 10
5 Katie McLaughlin (A) $1,600 8
6 Caitlin Leverenz $1,200 6
6 Breeja Larson $1,200 6
8 Micah Lawrence $1,000 5
8 Noemi Thomas (A) $1,000 5
8 Cassidy Bayer (A) $1,000 5
8 Farida Osman (A) $1,000 5
12 Megan Romano $800 4
13 Marina Garcia (A) $600 3
13 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace $600 3
13 Kaylin Burchell (A) $600 3
13 Natalie Coughlin $600 3
17 Hilda Luthersdottir $200 1
17 Taylor Ruck (A) $200 1
17 Katie Meili $200 1
17 Cammile Adams $200 1
17 Fiona Doyle $200 1
17 Joanna Evans $200 1

Women’s Pro Swim Series Standings

Rank Name Total Points Total Money
1 Elizabeth Beisel 33.5 $6,700
2 Katie Ledecky (A) 20 $4,000
3 Caitlin Leverenz 18 $3,600
3 Dominique Bouchard 18 $3,600
5 Katinka Hosszu 13 $2,600
6 Katie McLaughlin (A) 11.5 $2,300
7 Melanie Margalis 11 $2,200
8 Beata Nelson (A) 10 $2,000
8 Margo Geer 10 $2,000
10 Shannon Vreeland 8 $1,600
11 Kierra Smith (A) 6 $1,200
11 Maya DiRado 6 $1,200
11 Breeja Larson 6 $1,200
14 Megan Romano 5 $1,000
14 Micah Lawrence 5 $1,000
14 Noemi Thomas (A) 5 $1,000
14 Cassidy Bayer (A) 5 $1,000
14 Farida Osman (A) 5 $1,000
19 Hilda Luthersdottir 4 $800
20 Karlee Bispo 3 $600
20 Zoe Avestruz (A) 3 $600
20 Brooke Zeiger (A) 3 $600
20 Becca Mann (A) 3 $600
20 Marina Garcia (A) 3 $600
20 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 3 $600
20 Kaylin Burchell (A) 3 $600
20 Natalie Coughlin 3 $600
28 Katie Hoff 1 $200
28 Danielle Nack (A) 1 $200
28 Lindsay Vrooman 1 $200
28 Kiera Janzen (A) 1 $200
28 Karlee Bispo 1 $200
28 Taylor Ruck (A) 1 $200
28 Katie Meili 1 $200
28 Cammile Adams 1 $200
28 Fiona Doyle 1 $200
28 Joanna Evans 1 $200

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Jared Anderson swam for nearly twenty years. Then, Jared Anderson stopped swimming and started writing about swimming. He's not sick of swimming yet. Swimming might be sick of him, though. Jared was a YMCA and high school swimmer in northern Minnesota, and spent his college years swimming breaststroke and occasionally pretending …

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