Day 1 Big Ten Round-up: Paul Powers Thriving in the Shadow of Freshman Giant
Paul Powers is off to a great start at the 2015 Men’s NCAA Championships. He joined elite company by making the A final in the 50 freestyle as a freshman.
Several Sports Combine Competitions Into One “European Sports Championships” for 2018
An innovative concept of combining multiple sports’ individual European Championship competitions under one umbrella has now become a reality; enter the “European Sports Championships”.
Caeleb Dressel scorches field as Freshman Phenom wins 50 (Video Interview)
Video produced by Coleman Hodges. Reported by Jared Anderson. 50 FREESTYLE – FINALS NCAA – 18.47 – Cesar Cielo, Auburn…
2015 Men’s NCAA Championships Day 1 Finals Photo Vault
Many thanks to Tim Binning – theswimpictures.com – for these great swimming photos.
David Nolan attributes team chemistry to groundbreaking 200 IM (Video Interview)
Video produced by Coleman Hodges. Reported by Jared Anderson. 200 IM – FINALS NCAA – 1:40.07 – David Nolan, Stanford…
Dive Job: Mission Viejo Nadadores Diving Team seeks High Performance Director
JOB DESCRIPTION The Mission Viejo Nadadores seeks a High Performance Director for the Diving Team. DUTIES 1) Direct responsibility for…
2015 Men’s NCAA Championships: Texas Improves 70 Points On Day 1 From Psych Sheet Scoring
The Texas Longhorns cemented themselves in first place after the first day of competition with 171 points. With two relay…
Ryan Murphy Breaks Lochte’s NCAA Record Leading Off 400 Medley Relay; Cal Finishes 2nd With New American Record
Ryan Murphy ran away from the field, leading off the 400 medley relay with an impressive 100 backstroke time of…
Beringen and Keogh Named Gold Coast Gold Coaches
At the 2014 Commonwealth Games the Australians dominated the competition in the pool win 19 gold, 21 silver and 17…
2015 Men’s NCAA Championships: Day 1 Quick Quotes
Texas’ John Murray on winning 200 FR: “There are some fast relays; Cal was very fast on lane one. NC…
Australian Swimmers Express Discontent With FINA’s Anti-Doping Program
After three very high profile cases of world and Olympic champions caught violating FINA’s anti-doping rules and getting off with reduced…
David Nolan Becomes First Swimmer In History Under 1:40 In 200 IM
David Nolan posts a 1:39.38 to win the 200 IM at the 2015 Men’s NCAA D1 Swimming and Diving Championships, becoming the first swimmer in history to break 1:40.
Meet Records Fall on Day 2 of 2015 Speedo Champions Series – Western Region
Patrick Mulcare of Tualatin Hills swam away with the 200 backstroke victory in a meet record time tonight at the 2015 Speedo Champions Series – Western Region.
Day 1 Men’s NCAAs – Pac-12 Roundup: Nolan matches Missy, smashes 1:40-barrier
For the second time in a week, a Pac-12 athlete has broken the hallowed 1:40 barrier in an event some though was impossible. Then: Missy Franklin in the 200 free. Now: David Nolan in the 200 IM.
2015 NCAA Championships SEC Roundup: Georgia’s Matias Koski Rips Sub 4:12 500 Freestyle From The Consolation Final
That time for Koski would have been good enough for a bronze medal in the championship final, beating out USC sophomore Reed Malone’s time of 4:12.67. He would have been just off a silver medal performance as well, coming within a few tenths of a second off Dan Wallace’s 4:11.62.
