Jillian Crooks Posts 56.53 100 Free To Close Greensboro Sectionals
Jillian Crooks represented the Cayman Islands at the 2024 World Championships in Doha last month.
16 Year Old Eliza Wallace Swims 1:09.48 100 Breast To Earn First Olympic Trials Cut
Wallace earned her first Olympic Trials cut in the 100 breast tonight swimming a 1:09.48, dropping over two seconds this season already.
Ashley Twichell Swims First 800 Free Since 2021 To Win Greensboro Sectional
Twichell swam her first 800 free since April of 2021. Night 1 featured the 800 free and 800 free relay in Greensboro.
Kentucky Adds 2024 Commitment from SwimMAC’s Jack Haywood
Haywood will give the Wildcats sprint group a big boost when he joins the program next fall as a member of the class of 2028.
2023 Winter Juniors – East: Swims You Might Have Missed On Day 3
Freddy Klein won the B-final of the 400 IM in 3:48.42, posting the fastest closing 100 of the field tonight with a 50.96 on the free leg.
G. Albiero Leads 3 Other Cardinals to 50 Podium on Day 1 of Speedo Sectionals-Greensboro
Louisville swimmers came out swinging during the first night in Greensboro, but none more so than Jr. Paige Hetrick whose 50 time earned her an OT cut.
Kentucky Picks Up Summer Juniors Qualifier Alex Gallagher (2024)
Breaststroke and IM specialist Alex Gallagher has announced his verbal commitment to Kentucky, beginning in the fall of 2024.
14-Year-Old Kayla Han Swims 4:11.34 400 Free At Indy Sectionals
Han, from La Mirada Armada, moves from 12th to 6th on the all-time 13-14 girls’ 400 freestyle rankings with her time drop.
North Carolina State Champion Grayson Nye Commits To Kentucky (2024)
Quickly improving breaststroke specialist Grayson Nye has announced his verbal commitment to the University of Kentucky for the fall of 2024.
2022 Winter Juniors – East: Day 1 Finals Live Recap
Winter Juniors – East gets underway with the 200 medley and 800 freestyle relays during the first session in Greensboro, NC.
Nicolas Albiero Posts 100 Butterfly PB on Night 3 of Greensboro Sectionals
Collegiate swimmers, including Nicolas Albiero, dominated night 3 of the southern zone sectionals meet, winning every individual event contested.
