How Have Olympic Redshirts and Deferrals Worked Out in the Past?
With Torri Huske and Claire Curzan announcing that they will be taking redshirts next year, let’s see how redshirts and deferrals have worked out in the past.
2017 Women’s B1G Championships: Day 3 Finals Live Recap
Indiana’s Lilly King will be chasing her own records in tonight’s 100 breaststroke final.
College Swimming Previews: #7 Elite Talents Back from Redshirt for IU
2014 NCAA Champion Brooklynn Snodgrass is back for IU after taking a redshirt year during the 2015-16 season.
Canadians in the NCAA: Was Redshirting Worth It at Trials?
Kierra Smith won both breaststroke races and punched her ticket to Rio after taking the year off from the University of Minnesota to pursue her Olympic dreams.
2016 Canadian Olympic Trials: Caldwell, Masse Look To Lead Backstroke
The women’s backstroke scene arguably displays the most overall depth in Canadian swimming. In both events there are at least two athletes entering with seeds under the FINA ‘A’ time meaning it’s likely Canada will be able to send two athletes in each stroke discipline. With young talent mixing with more seasoned swimmers, the backstroke races will be some of the fastest races at trials.
Danielle Galyer Wins First NCAA Swimming Title in Kentucky History
Danielle Galyer has made Kentucky Wildcast history in the women’s 200 backstroke final on Saturday.
Smith Finishes With Eight Wins at the Speedo Western Canadian Open
15 year old Rebecca Smith picked up wins in the 50 freestyle and 200 IM bringing her win total to eight…
IU Women’s Swim & Dive Ready for Big Ten Championships
The Indiana University women’s swimming and diving team will head north to Ann Arbor, Michigan this week looking to win the program’s sixth conference title at the Big Ten Championships this week.
Former NCAA Champ Brooklynn Snodgrass Redshirting For Indiana Hoosiers
2014 NCAA 200 back champion Brooklynn Snodgrass will take an Olympic redshirt season in 2015-2016, sitting out of the NCAA schedule to prepare for Canada’s Olympic Trials.
Thormeyer Wins 100 Free Gold on Day 2 of Canadian Nationals
17-year-old Markus Thormeyer took the title in come-from-behind fashion with a time of 50.21 seconds, beating Pan Am Games teammate Stefan Milosevic, racing for UBC Dolphin Association.
Block, Snodgrass Win Gold on Day 1 of Canadian Nationals
Jason Block won men’s 200-meter breaststroke at the Canadian Swimming Championships on Thursday, posting a time that would have won the Canadian Team Trials this spring.
20 Hoosiers Earn Scholar All-America Honors
Twenty Indiana University swimmers and divers were honored as Scholar All-Americans for the 2014-15 season, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced this week.
McLaughlin, Licon go lifetime-bests on final night of SMOC
Katie McLaughlin and Will Licon capped off the 2015 Fran Crippen Swim Meet of Champions with a lifetime-best each en route to individual wins.
Swimming Canada Releases Psych Sheets For Trials; Almost 200 Foreign Entries Made Of Mostly American College Swimmers
Swimming Canada released the psych sheet for the 2015 Canadian Swimming Trials which will be the selection meet for the Canadian World Championship team, Pan Am team, and World University Games team.
8 records most likely to fall at the 2015 Women’s NCAA Championships
Cal’s Rachel Bootsma (left), Missy Franklin (center) and Liz Pelton (right) are each on the hunt for one or more major records. Who else could be smashing history this week?
