• Denis Petrashov After 2:09 200 Breast: “Feels great time-wise… doesn’t feel great, feeling-wise”

    Denis Petrashov pulled off a win in the 200 Breast in Indianapolis, touching the wall at 2:09.16, a personal best and a new Kyrgyzstan record

  • William Mulgrew on Racing Bobby Finke: “I really saw firsthand what he can do that final 50”

    The rising Harvard sophomore has done some major things in the distance realm this spring, building excitement for what he can do come the end of the summer

  • Emma Weyant on Her 400 IM Strategy: “I have a lot of experience flipping 8th at the 200”

    After clocking a 4:35 earlier in the spring at the Ft Lauderdale Open, Weyant backed that swim up with another 4:35 in Indy to best the field

  • Skyler Smith Adds Her Name to the List of Breaststrokers Working Full-Time Jobs While Competing

    Smith will be taking on a full-time job in the comms department at UNC while continuing to pursue her master’s degree and compete.

  • Keaton Jones After 1:57.2 200 Back: “We got some stuff to clean up in that one”

    In Indianapolis, Jones had some solid LCM outings, including a win in the 200 back (1:57.2) and a 6th-place finish in the 200 free (1:47.66).

  • A Tale of Two Swim-Offs: In One Day, Indy and Fort Lauderdale Swimmers Settle a Three-Way Tie

    What are the chances? On the same day, two meets in different corners of the country produced a three-way swim-off. A popular math theory may have an answer.

  • Alex Shackell on 207.3 200 Fly: “Finally feel like I actually belong again”

    Shackell swam to a 2:07.3, nearing her PB after coming off a 3-week altitude training camp at the Olympic training center

  • Aimee Canny: “I’m doing a lot more distance now… I think my speed comes from the distance I do”

    Canny broke South African records in the 200 Free (1:56.59) and 200 IM (2:09.99) while clocking PBs in the 100 Breast (1:05.97) and 200 Breast (2:23.61)