Today on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we preview the major Mid-Season Meets coming up this week in the NCAA.
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About Coleman Hodges
Coleman Hodges
Coleman started his journey in the water at age 1, and although he actually has no memory of that, something must have stuck. A Missouri native, he joined the Columbia Swim Club at age 9, where he is still remembered for his stylish dragon swim trunks. After giving up on …
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Seriously?
None of the University of Virginia women’s relay records (NCAA, US Open) will fall.
Will Modglin: NCAA and American Record 50 SCY Backstroke: :20.00
Oh, so close, yet so far away………
Great job, Will.
I suspect the other ASU transfer who’s name you were trying to remember is Jordan Tiffany with season bests: Fly :45.5; Back :45.20; Free :42.9; IM 1:43.71; Breast :52.1, 1:52.7.
Urlando still has the 100 Back SCY AMERICAN records; both Kos(TEX-Hungary) and Marshall (FLA-Great Britain) surpassed Urlando’s :43.35 for Kos (:43.20) to now hold the NCAA mark, but neither is able to take American record based on their sport nationalities.
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Question: Is it too late to get day won event order to be switched to put the final heat of the 1650 BETWEEN the 4×50 MR and the 4×200 FR.
It seems very much contrary to the alleged rationale for the changes made to start the whole process with the 1650. Broadcast-wise they could start with one of the most exciting events in the 200 MR, then they could use the 300 – 1200 of the 1650 to… Read more »
Louisville 1:33.69 200 MR
Mishler 23.88
Larsen 26.51
Welch 22.51
Dennis 20.79
IU 1:34.96
OSU 1:35.62