Team USA Swimmers Named for 2015 World University Games
2012 U.S. Olympian Rachel Bootsma will represent her country in Gwangju, South Korea in July, 2015 at the World University Games.
Jaeger smashes pool record as Michigan men, Texas women top Quad meet
The Michigan were on fire this weekend, winning the high-profile Quad meet even though perhaps the best Wolverine swim didn’t even garner them any points.
Justin Glanda Talks Defending Michigan’s Home Pool – Video Interview
Michigan came out on top in the 4-way dual meet, beating all three opponents. Texas topped Louisville and Indiana, and Indiana beat Louisville by 20.
Michigan Men, Texas Women In the Lead After Fast Day 1 at Quad Meet
Texas freshman Joseph Schooling is already splitting under 46 seconds in the 100 fly on day 1 of the big Michigan-hosted quad meet.
Quad Meet Preview: NCAA Powerhouses and Pro Stars Set to Shine in Ann Arbor
Joseph Schooling and the Texas Longhorns are part of a star-studded weekend quad meet in Michigan which features college teams and pros from Texas, Michigan, Louisville and Indiana.
Texas A&M at Texas Dual Meet Swimming Photo Vault – Oct, 2014
Many thanks to swimming photographer Andy Ringgold for contributing these college swimming photos.
Texas Men Put On An Absolute Show Destroying Texas A&M At Dual Meet
Will Licon got the chance to add another gold to an impressive night which included a 48.44 100 back, and he did just that by winning the 200 IM. The Longhorn swimmer won the event smoothly in 1:48.18, beating Jared Butler and Gonzalo Carazo Barbero.
Texas Men Impress in Season-Opening Orange/White Intrasquad Meet
The Texas men kicked off their 2014-2015 season on Friday in Austin with their annual orange-white meet, and if the…
Tough Texas men’s schedule includes big October quad plus mid-season split
The Texas Longhorn men have officialized their 2014-2015 schedule, which includes battles with 5 of the top 10 teams at last year’s NCAA Championships.
What To Expect During Prelims On Day Two Of US Nationals
Melanie Margalis and Celina Li, the #6 and #10 seeds in the women’s 200 breaststroke, were both scratches. Margalis has retained her entry in the 200 free.
A Look At US Depth In The 200m Backstroke
Submitted by Robert Gibbs What do you remember about 1994? Personally, growing up in the US, I remember a lot of…
Men’s 100 Meter Backstroke – US Nationals Preview – Question marks abound in one of US’s deepest races
David Plummer (pictured) is the defending national champion in what has historically been one of the USA’s toughest and deepest events.
Men’s 400 Meter Freestyle – US Nationals Preview – Jaeger finds his sweet spot in Worlds medal defense
Connor Jaeger combines elite endurance with deceptive speed as the defending national champion in the 400 free.
Men’s 100 Meter Butterfly – US Nationals Preview – Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte comebacks could collide
Perhaps the marquee event of this summer’s U.S. Nationals, the men’s 100 fly is a mash-up of the year’s two biggest comeback stories, a lineup of iconic swimming figures and exciting young talents that should capture the attention of the whole world on August 8th.
Hill, Seliskar pick up wins on final day of Potomac Valley LC State
15-year-old Morgan Hill of Machine Aquatics continued her strong run of swims at the Potomac Valley State meet Sunday night, winning the 100 free to complete the sprint free double for the weekend.
