August Vetsch Drops Over 2 Seconds in the 200 Free to Grab His 2nd Win of Phoenix Sectionals
After dropping nearly three seconds in the 200 free during the short course season, Vetsch has done the same in long course at Sectionals.
17yo August Vetsch Rips 53.45 100 FL for New Olympic Trials Cut (Boise Sectional Day 3)
Following a big swim in the 200 free yesterday, Swim Neptune 17-year-old August Vetsch popped off a 53.45 to win the men’s 100 fly last night.
15-Year-Old Aiden Hammer Hits 200 Free PB of 1:53.58 on Day 2 of Boise Sectional
Hammer, who competed in the 400 and 800 free at the U.S. National Championships two weeks ago, entered the meet this weekend with a 200 free PB of 1:54.92.
17-Year-Old Michael Hochwalt Posts 2:00.73 200 FL for New PB on Day 1 of Boise Sectional
The 2023 Summer Sectional in Boise kicked off at the Idaho Central Aquatic Center yesterday.
Venezuela anuncia equipo de 21 nadadores para Lima 2019
Un plantel de jóvenes talentos junto a otros atletas con experiencia olímpica, como Carlos Claverie, aparecen en la nómina del equipo venezolano para los próximos Juegos Panamericanos.
Oeltjen, Flatt, Posthuma, Ehly Take 2 Individuals for Nebraska vs. ISU
Erin Oeltjen (pictured) won two individual victories and two relay victories to power the Huskers to a 94 point victory over Iowa State this weekend.
Freshman Tori Beeler Nabs Three Wins in Husker Alumni Meet
Only five years into her swimming career, University of Nebraska-Lincoln freshman and Missouri High School state champion Tori Beeler is off to a great start as a new Cornhusker after a handful of wins at the 2016 UNL alumni meet.
Caeleb Dressel Scratches 100 Free Final as #2 Seed in Orlando
2016 ORLANDO PRO SWIM SERIES Thursday, March 3- Saturday, March 5 YMCA of Central Florida Aquatic Center Orlando, FL Psych…
Nebraska Gets Verbal from Pan Ams Finalist, Venezuelan Carla Gonzalez
Carla Gonzalez Garcia, Venezuela’s Junior National record-holder in the 100m backstroke, has given her verbal accord to the University of Nebraska for 2016-17.
