2025 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Tuesday, June 3 – Saturday, June 7, 2025
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Indiana University Natatorium
- LCM (50 meters)
- World Championship Selection Criteria
- SwimSwam Preview Index
- Meet Central
- Psych Sheets (Updated 6/02)
- Live Results
- How To Watch (USA Swimming Network)
- Prelims Live Recap: Day 1
- Finals Live Recap: Day 1
The men’s 100 free in the US is one of the most competitive event pools worldwide, routinely producing some of the top sprinters in the world. This was on full display last night, as the 100 free final saw 7 men dip under the 48-second barrier, and an 8th go 48.0. Leading that field was Jack Alexy, who was coming off a prelim swim of 46.99, a new US Open record.
In the final, Alexy did his best to simplify his race and not overthink it, especially with the inherent pressure of qualifying for a world championship team present. Alexy was able to successfully get his hand on the wall first, touching in 47.17 to secure victory and his spot on Team USA’s roster.
Every 100 freestyler this year “I learned from Paris – Go out fast – finish fast”
Looks like Alexy finally resolved the argument about laps.
A lap everywhere in the world is one end of the pool to the other. Including New Jersey lol
honestly, wish i had this philosophy when i was in the middle of my swimming career.
If it’s so simple why does he regress through the rounds each and every time?
This morning he was in clear water
Here they are folks…. Out from under their rocks.
his ‘simple’ sentence has really complicated things.
2 ‘laps’ – a lap is there and back – ‘down’ the pool – i think ‘down and back’ would be more correct.
maybe someone should tell him that its just 2 lengths, and that he’ll being going down, and then back?
Could help him, maybe, just to keep things simple
Hahaha right!? Thought Cal was an academic powerhouse?
One lap is one length yall. And Cal definitely has the highest combined IQ team of any team more than two athletes here at US Nats or NCAA’s.
it’s not its. Its is a pronoun.
Abbey, please read this comment.
Do we think Abbey’s husband could currently make the A-final of the women’s 50 free?
Nerd
Small Bird…..one lap is one length. Not much else to discuss here.
Jordan peterson of swimming lmao