Olympians Giving Back to Summer Swimming
Cullen Jones and Missy Franklin join the First Splash Series Events in NC.
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Cullen Jones & Missy Franklin Headline First Splash Series Events in NC
Speedo USA and Swimmingly partner to place a larger emphasis on summer swimming and bring fun local events to summer swim families. Olympic champions Cullen Jones and Missy Franklin headline First Splash Series events in NC, March 30th and 31st.
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2019 W. NCAAs: Forde Drops 6+ Seconds in the 500 in 1 Day, Becomes No. 5 All-Time Performer
Forde went 4:31.34 to pick up the first individual NCAA title of her career.
Ella Eastin Becomes 10th Fastest 500 Freestyler In History
On top of the incredible time, Eastin also negative split the race.
Erica Sullivan Hits 15:36 1650 FR, Slots in at #3 All-Time for 17-18s
Her time of 15:36.52 ranks her 3rd all-time in the 17-18 age group, behind only Katie Ledecky and Katie Hoff.
Brown’s 1:52.8 Anchor Leads U.S. Women To American Record In 4×200 FR
Erika Brown anchored the Americans in a blazing 1:52.86.
“Suit Gap Records” – the Asterisk on the American Records Book
Caeleb Dressel is the new American Record holder in the 100 free in SCM, unifying the 3 American Records in the event. But, he’s not the fastest American in the 100 free in SCM. Here’s the breakdown.
8 Important Swims From the Second Weekend of Mid-Season Rest Meets
This weekend was the second big mid-season invite weekend in the NCAA. Teams usually suit up and rest a little…
Loyola Sweeps H2Ounds Invitational Titles
Loyola H2Ounds Invitational Howard, Iona, Marist, Mount St. Mary’s at Loyola (Md.) Baltimore, Maryland Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 2018 Friday Results…
Georgia’s Meryn McCann Hospitalized, Will Miss Canadian Trials
Meryn told SwimSwam that she has been diagnosed with two blood clots in her lungs after experiencing difficulty breathing and pain on her right side.
Breeja Larson Posts 2:04 200 Breast at Phoenix Sectionals Day 1
13 year old Flatiron teammates Mary Codevilla and Chase Davison went 2-3 in the women’s 200 breast, posting times of 2:12.08 and 2:12.11 respectively.
Competitor Coach of the Month: Greg Meehan
Head coach Greg Meehan led the United States women to their most successful World Championships in history, with 20 total medals, 9 of them gold.
La fontaine de jouvence de Federica Pellegrini ou comment rester jeune à travers les années
Ancien nageur, Eric Lahmy est journaliste, écrivain, rédacteur en chef, et reporter. Il anime depuis 2013 Galaxie-Natation, un blog dédié à son sport…
Madisyn Cox Becomes 6th Fastest American Ever with 2:09.6 200 IM
Cox roared home on the back half of the race, finishing 2nd to Melanie Margalis (2:09.57) in a personal best 2:09.69.
15-Year-Old Regan Smith Brings Return to U.S.’s Young Swimmer Legacy
Last year’s U.S. Olympic team was completely devoid of swimmers under 18. 15-year-old Regan Smith’s 2nd-place finish in the 200 back tonight shows a return to the U.S.’s young international-level swimmer tradition.
