2019 Atlanta Classic: Day 1 Prelims Live Recap
The 2019 Atlanta Classic gets underway this morning with heats of the 200 free, 100 breast, 100 fly, and 400 IM
Healthy Cody Miller Surges Back, Betters 2018 Best In Prelims at Bloomington
2018 was a rough season for Cody Miller, who talked pretty openly in his vlog series about dealing with injuries for much of the year. But he seems to be back on track in 2019, hitting a time in prelims of the Bloomington Pro Swim Series this morning that is better than anything he swam last season – Nationals included.
13-Year Old Maggie Wanezek Becomes Youngest* Swimmer Under 29 in 50 LCM Back
Maggie Wazenek swam a 28.99 to make the A-final in the 50 back on Friday at the Pro Swim Series stop in Bloomington, Indiana.
Nathan Adrian Resumes Consistent Ways in Racing Return from Cancer Treatment
Nathan Adrian was almost exactly as fast on Friday as he was at this meet last season.
2019 NCAA Offseason Coaching Carousel: Hiring Season in Full Swing
After a slow start to the NCAA offseason, we’ve seen an influx of hires in the last week.
Harvard’s Kevin Tyrrell Talks Dean Farris’ 2019-2020 Redshirt Season
“We were always aware of the fact that his senior year could be a year where he redshirted to be ready for Olympic Trials, but this year sort of cemented that we were on the right track.”
Kelsia Dahlia Scratches Both Events On Day 2 of Bloomington Pro Swim
Olympian Kelsi Dahlia has scratched both the 100 free and 200 fly the first full day of the 2019 Pro Swim Series in Bloomington, suggesting that she may not be attending the meet at all.
WATCH: Distance Races from Night 1 of the 2019 Pro Swim Series – Bloomington
Moore hit a season-best 16:11.42 to win the women’s 1500 tonight in Bloomington.
2019 Bloomington Pro Swim Series: Day 1 Distance Timed Final Live Recap
Hannah Moore is the top seed on the women’s side, looking to win her second-straight PSS meet in this event. Moore beat Chile’s Kristel Kobrich by seven seconds in Richmond.
UNC Hires Olympian Mark Gangloff to Lead Swim & Dive Programs
The University of North Carolina has hired Mark Gangloff to lead its men’s and women’s swim & dive programs, replacing the resigned Rich DeSelm.
All U.S. National Championships Meets & Info For The Remainder of 2019
After yesterday’s news that the former Winter Nationals will be re-branded as “U.S. Open,” we’re taking a look at the remaining schedule of national championship-level meets for the remainder of 2019.
With 2 Weeks Left, America Hones in on 2nd Qualifiers for Worlds Stroke 50s
In the most-contested 50 stroke slot still up for grabs, Michael Andrew holds a narrow lead over Matt Grevers with 2 weeks to go in the qualifying period.
Omaha Taxpayers To Kick $750,000 Into 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials Hosting
The city of Omaha has pledged $750,000 in taxpayer money to host the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials, according to a report.
New Bloomington Psychs: Margalis To Swim Atlanta Instead, Conger Scratches
An updated set of psych sheets have dropped for this week’s Bloomington Pro Swim Series, with Olympian Melanie Margalis dropping off the ticket. Margalis was entered both in Bloomington and at the Atlanta Classic happening the same weekend, so her absence on the new psychs all but confirms she’ll be swimming Atlanta instead.
Cody Miller, Annie Lazor, and Laura Morley Are Resting for PSS Bloomington
In Cody Miller’s latest vlog, he says that he, Laura Morley, and Annie Lazor are all on the “taper train” ahead of the Pro Swim Series stop in Bloomington, Indiana this coming weekend.
