Ida Hulkko Splits 27.15 50 Breast In FSU, Pitt, Georgia Tech Double Dual
Christian Ferraro (Georgia Tech) won the men’s 100 fly with a 47.94, touching close to a second off his personal best of 46.65.
Zarena Brown Leads Houston Past Tulane In 151.5-148.5 Win
1-2-3 finishes in the 100 fly and 500 free, as well as a handful of 2-3-4 finishes were able to boost Houston over Tulane in a down-to-the-wire finish.
Freya Rayner Splits 21.9 50 Free At Ohio State Intrasquad
Ohio State’s freshmen breaststrokers threw down impressive times in the men’s 150 breast. Stefano Batista won the event with a 1:27.34, followed very closely by Jason Mathews, who finished in 1:27.46.
Mackenzie Bravence Sends Verbal Commitment to In-state Jayhawks
Mackenzie Bravence from Olathe East High School and Kansas City Blazers verbally committed to swim for in-state University of Kansas beginning in the fall of 2019.
Kolesnikov’s Speedy 48.17 Lead-Off Snagged Russian Gold
Nine different nations got on the board on day 1 of the 2018 Youth Olympic Games, including Russian world record holder Kliment Kolesnikov in the mixed 4 x 100m freestyle relay.
15-Year-Old Anastasia Gorbenko Smashes Israeli Record In 200 IM
Gorbenko still has a pretty full schedule at the Youth Olympic Games, set to swim the 200 back, 200 breast, and 100 free. The versatility of that schedule shows off why she’s such a good 200 IM’er.
Michael Houlie Swims Fastest-Ever Youth Olympics 50 & 100 Breast
In the same race, Michael Houlie, a Tennessee commit, swam the fastest-ever times at the Youth Olympic Games in both the 50 and 100 meter breaststrokes. He also broke a Cameron van der Burgh South African Record.
2018 Youth Olympic Games Day 1 Finals: Live Recap
Kaylee McKeown will look to move up after an 8th place finish in this morning’s 200 IM, as well as defending her top-seeded time from this morning in the 100 back.
Queensland Wins 10th State Team Championship Title
The Australian State Team Championships wrapped up this week at the Australian Institute of Sports (AIS) in Canberra, with powerhouse Queensland wreaking havoc on both the women’s and men’s competition.
Lillianna Brooks, Hannah Craley Make Verbal Commitments to Minnesota
Lillianna Brooks (pictured) from Colorado and Hannah Craley from Connecticut have announced their intention to join the Minnesota women’s swimming and diving team in the fall of 2019.
UNC Men Edge East Carolina, Tar Heel Women Roll Past Pirates
Sophie Lindner was a standout performer in North Carolina’s decisive win over East Carolina.
GAF Delhi, GAF Mumbai Excel at All-India SFI Club Championships
Swimmers from Sai Glenmark TIDM program and Glenmark Aquatic Foundation Delhi performed extremely well to win a total of 108 medals.
Kaylee McKeown Keeps The Double For Night 1 Of YOG
Australia’s finalist at the 2017 World Championships, teenager Kaylee McKeown, will take on the 100m back field tonight in Buenos Aires, as well as the 200m IM.
USC Secures Verbal from In-state Sprinter Max Saunders
Bellarmine senior Max Saunders has verbally committed to the USC Trojans for 2019-20.
McLaughlin and Weitzeil Shine as Cal Women Win Chic Fil A Invite
Katie McLaughlin was 1:57.33 in the 200 fly, and Weitzeil dropped 22.17/48.78 in the sprint frees.
