2025 SEC Championships: Day 3 Finals Live recap
Bella Sims is seeded 3rd in the 200 IM, but the reigning SEC champion is looking to pick up Florida’s first event win of the meet.
Tennessee Men Break NCAA Record in 200 Free Relay – 1:12.80
Jordan Crooks split 17.96 to give the Vols a commanding lead, which slots in as the #4 performance all-time and his third time sub-18 from a flat start.
2025 SEC Championships: Day 2 Finals Live Recap
Among the swimmers we will see on night two of the SEC Championships is Tennessee’s Jordan Crooks who will likely be on at least one of tonight’s relays.
Jordan Crooks Splits 17.4 Freestyle; Julian Smith Goes Fastest-Ever 50 Breast in SEC Medleys
The top three finishers from the SEC Championship meet all went under the old Meet Record, led by two all-time great splits, including Tennessee’s Jordan Crooks (above).
2024 Georgia Invitational: Day 1 Finals Live Recap
In her first short-course yards meet of the year, reigning NCAA champion Bella Sims heads into 500 free finals as the top seed on Day 1 of the Georgia Invite.
How Do The Relays Of The Men’s NCAA Title-Contending Teams Stack Up Against Each Other?
Texas adding Chris Guiliano boosts their relays, putting them into the mix for the NCAA title. But how do their relays stack up against the other contenders?
Josh Liendo Tries On 200 Fly In Head-to-Head With Luca Urlando as Florida Sweeps Georgia
Josh Liendo took on the 200 fly during Florida’s meet against Georgia. The Gators swept the meet as the women overcame Georgia’s freestyle dominance.
2024-25 NCAA Digest: It’s Raining Records In October
Gretchen Walsh’s world record and multiple American records at Virginia’s SCM dual meet against Florida led the way in a record-breaking week in the NCAA.
2025 College Swimming Previews: #3 Florida Men Remain Freestyle University
Florida is STRONG, yet not without gaps in the 200 yard events. The Gators need to rebuild in all five of the 200s, but are still dangerous.
Florida Adds Julia Heimstead and Katelyn Schroeder for 2024-25
Butterflyer Julia Heimstead, a 5th-year transfer from Arizona, and Canadian backstroker Katelyn Schroeder will swim for Florida in 2024-25.
