2024 Georgia Fall Invite: Day 3 Finals Live Recap
Bella Sims is taking on a 200 fly/200 back double on the final day of the Georgia Fall Invite, giving shades of Terese Crippen.
2023 Tennessee Invitational: Day 3 Finals Live Recap
Alex Walsh will take on UVA teammate Ella Nelson and Tennessee’s Mona McSharry in tonight’s final of the women’s 200 breaststroke in Knoxville.
2023 Tennessee Invite: Day 3 Prelims Live Recap
The defending SEC Champion in the 200 breast Mona McSharry (above) and the defending ACC Champion in the 200 breast Alex Walsh will both race on Friday.
2023 Tennessee Invitational: Day 2 Prelims Live Recap
Alex Walsh, the two-time defending NCAA champion in the 400 IM, will swim the 200 free on Thursday along with younger sister Gretchen.
Indian River Men and Women Earn 48th & 41st Consecutive NJCAA Team Titles
Indian River has won their 41st-straight women’s NJCAA title and their 48th-straight men’s title, racking up 1400 points with both teams.
NJCAA Champion Michael Deans Heading to Alabama for Fall 2022
Deans won both the 100 breast and 200 breast at this past week’s NJCAA Championships.
2022 NJCAA Champs: Men’s and Women’s 500 Free Records Come Down on Day 3
More NJCAA Records fell on Friday, the first of which fell at the hands of Indian River’s Gina Miller.
2022 NJCAA Championships: Beckstead-Holman Cracks NJCAA Record with 22.13 50 BK
Indian River has doubled the 2nd-place team in both the men’s and women’s standings following day 2 of the NJCAA Championships.
17-Year-Old South African Matt Sates Swims 1:57.60 IM/51.83 FL In Durban
17-year-old Matt Sates dropped 1.48s in the 2IM to hit 1:57.60 in Durban, cracking the top 15 times in the world this season. Sates also hit 51.83 in the 1FL.
Indian River Men and Women Collect 47th, 39th Straight NJCAA Team Titles
Both Indian River swimming & diving teams pulled out the 2021 wins to successfully defend and add to their impressive streaks.
Indian River Men and Women Establish Early Lead At 2021 NJCAA Champs
Among those from Indian River who collected wins on day 1 were Aramis Rivera and Taryn Dailey in the men’s and women’s 200 IM, respectively.
Indian River Primed To Continue Streak
Indian River is well positioned to continue their historical title streaks at this week’s NJCAA Swimming & Diving Championships.
