How To Watch The 2024 Pro Swim Series – San Antonio

2024 TYR PRO SWIM SERIES – SAN ANTONIO

The final stop of the 2024 Pro Swim Series will take place this week at the Northside Swim Center in San Antonio, Texas. This is the third leg of the 2024 series, with the Knoxville and Westmont stops already completed, where we saw several U.S. Open and Pro Swim Series records. Many of the world’s top professional swimmers will be in attendance, in addition to several college stars, as the NCAA season wrapped up within the past month.

USA Swimming has publicized a broadcast schedule for April 11-14 via Peacock, CNBC, and NBC. Peacock will feature live coverage of finals on Thursday (April 11) and Friday (April 12), which will begin at 6pm (Central Time). CNBC and NBC will have a taped delay broadcasts at 12:30pm (Central Time) on the 13th & 14th.

All sessions of the meet, both prelims AND finals, will be available to stream on the USA Swimming Network.

Prelims will take place every morning (Thursday through Saturday) at 9am (Central Time), with finals beginning at 6pm (Central Time). Wednesday night’s distance session, which will only include the 1500 freestyle for both men and women, will start at 5pm (Central Time).

TV Schedule 

Date Network Start Time (Central Time) Live or Taped Delay
April 11 Peacock 6 p.m. Live
April 12 Peacock 6 p.m. Live
April 13 CNBC 12:30 p.m. Taped Delay
April 13 NBC 2:30 p.m. Taped Delay
April 14 CNBC 12:30 p.m. Taped Delay

Event Schedule

WOMEN’S EVENT # Day 1, Wednesday, April 10
MEN’S EVENT #
1 1500m Freestyle 2
Day 2, Thursday, April 11
3 100m Freestyle 4
5 100m Breaststroke 6
7 200m Butterfly 8
9 400m Freestyle 10
Day 3, Friday, April 12
11 200m Freestyle 12
13 200m Backstroke 14
15 400m IM 16
17 100m Butterfly 18
Day 4, Saturday, April 13
19 800m Freestyle 20
21 100m Backstroke 22
23 200m Breaststroke 24
25 200m IM 26
27 50m Freestyle 28

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From the stands
7 months ago

This meet has almost all of the top swimmers

I miss the ISL (Go dawgs)
7 months ago

Swimming, the only sport where you have to bounce around 4 different networks to watch one single competition.

Diehard
Reply to  I miss the ISL (Go dawgs)
7 months ago

Not really. You can watch all sessions on USA swimming Network! I think college basketball was on many networks but you can find swimming all on one stream

oxyswim
Reply to  Diehard
7 months ago

No one wants to use their crappy app. Bring back YouTube streams for PSS meets like we’ve had for ages.

cheese
7 months ago

Gretchen is entered in the 100 back and Urlando is in the 200 IM. Fingers crossed they stay entered because I would love to see them swim these events since they will definitely cut them out of their programs come trials.

DrSwimPhil
7 months ago

LOL more taped delayed bs

USA Swimming is stuck in the late-80s with their tv coverage. They flat out don’t seem to care.

Weinstein-Smith-Ledecky-Sims
Reply to  DrSwimPhil
7 months ago

Tim Hinchey III

Running USA Swimming into the ground.

Diehard
Reply to  DrSwimPhil
7 months ago

You can watch it alll on USA swimming network…..prelims and final every day! 3rd paragraph in BOLD!

DrSwimPhil
Reply to  Diehard
7 months ago

The odds of “zero” new eyeballs on the sport for this is greater than “more than zero”. USA Swimming refuses to do anything to try and attract/get new viewers and grow the sport. Especially with this year being an Olympic year and this being the last major American meet before Olympic Trials. They’re completely being complacent and just assuming that OTs and the Olympics are going to do the work for them.

MIKE IN DALLAS
Reply to  DrSwimPhil
7 months ago

THANK YOU for putting so bluntly and honestly. USA Swimming might as well NOT exist given their interest in broadcasting a premiere event 2nd only to this year’s Olympic Trials – almost criminal!

RealCrocker5040
7 months ago

Very interested to see if Caeleb and Simone can continue their positive momentum and what the UVA/ASU squad can do after their stellar NCAA performances

There is a lot of depth in USA Swimming and having the likes of Marchand, Liendo, Kharun, and the Walsh Sisters in the mix should make this a much more interesting stop than Westmont in March

ScovaNotiaSwimmer
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
7 months ago

I don’t think Liendo is swimming at this meet

RealCrocker5040
Reply to  ScovaNotiaSwimmer
7 months ago

Woops, my mistake!

Aragon Son of Arathorne
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
7 months ago

cant see anyone being rested for this. I have a feeling that many will be using it as a way to play with their speed in different areas of the race.

Diehard
Reply to  Aragon Son of Arathorne
7 months ago

No one is ever rested!!!

Jonathan
7 months ago

Is this really the last Pro Swim Series before Olympic Trials? Nothing in May?

RealCrocker5040
Reply to  Jonathan
7 months ago

The Atlanta Classic is happening again this year IIRC

YGBSM
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
7 months ago

Texas and Mission Viejo also hosting on those dates as well (May 15-18)

Ploki
7 months ago

No but where can I watch the Canadian Open

ScovaNotiaSwimmer
Reply to  Ploki
7 months ago

CBC Sports!

Tanner-Garapick-Oleksiak-McIntosh
Reply to  Ploki
7 months ago

You can watch it on CBC Gem.

chickenlamp
7 months ago

USA Swimming manages to present the streaming info in the most confusing way possible.

CES
Reply to  chickenlamp
7 months ago

Yeah, like, why does Peacock only have first two days, and then last 2 are on tape delay on other channels? Why do we need three different channels for one meet (four if you count USA Swim Network). Also is the feed the same? Seems like NBC loses out on people paying for the peacock sub to watch the meet if it’s available for free on USA-S Network…or is it behind a paywall there too?

wood_row
Reply to  CES
7 months ago

No paywall (or at least there wasn’t), but the whole thing is clunky and a poor representation of USA swimming.