Top 20 NCAA Swimming Recruits In The Girls’ High School Class of 2025
Alex Shackell is the undisputed top recruit in the girls’ class of 2025, leading a lethal triple threat for Cal with Teagan O’Dell and Claire Weinstein.
University of Florida Gains Canadian Olympic Trials Finalist Laila Oravsky (2025)
With another year still left to go, Oravsky’s converted SCM 800 free and 1500 free times would have ranked 3rd this season for the Florida Gators.
Way Too Early Recruit Ranks: Girls High School Class of 2025
After winning a silver medal at the World Championships in the 800 free relay, Alex Shackell emerges as our #1 recruit in the girls’ HS class of 2025.
115 Swimmers Hit Olympic Trials Cuts at 2023 Speedo Junior Nationals
Flying straight back from the 2023 World Championships, Alex Shackell hit Olympic Trials cuts in the 50 and 100 free – including a new personal best
2023 U.S. Summer Junior Nationals: Day 5 Finals Live Recap
Alex Shackell is the top qualifier in the 50 free on Day 5 at 2023 U.S. Summer Junior Nationals in Irvine.
Swims You May Have Missed on Day 1 of Summer Jrs: Turano Rips 8:40 800 FR for Trials Cut
This post is dedicated to highlighting some of the swims that may have flown under our radar during our live recaps.
15-Year-Old Kathleen Turano Pops 4:15.82 400 FR for Huge PB at Fullerton Sectional Day 3
Turano won the race in 4:15.82, blowing away her PB, which was 4:21.87 heading into the meet.
Iris Kim, 15, Earns Her First Summer Jr Nationals Cuts on Day 2 of Fullerton Sectional
A pair of Scarlet Aquatics 15-year-old girls, Iris Kim and Kathleen Turano, both earned new Summer Junior Nationals cuts last night.
Matthew Chai Clocks 8:06 800 Free on Day 1 of Fullerton Sectional
The 2023 CA/NV Summer Sectional meet kicked off at the Janet Evans Swim Complex in Fullerton, CA yesterday.
Zhier Fan Zooms Under Olympic Trials Cuts in 3 Events at American LC Meet
Zhier Fan shaved nearly four seconds off his previous best in the 400-meter IM, swimming a 4:21.93 that ranks him sixth this season for his age.
