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Surprise NCAA Champion Jassen Yep is NOT DONE SWIMMING, Will Train LCM for US World Trials

The Hoosier will now keep training while he finishes his Master’s degree in sociology with US Trials in June in his sights.

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Hubi Kos Talks NCAA Records, Hungarian Nationals, and the “Olympic Champion Boost”

Kos explains the confidence that being an Olympic champion has given him and how Bob Bowman’s training prepares him for moments like this.

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2nd Year Pro Rhyan White Figuring Out How *Not* to Put Pressure on Herself

Rhyan White took wins in the 100 and 200 back as well as a 2nd place finish in the 50 back at the Pro Swim stop in Sacramento

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Michael Andrew Adjusting to ASU Training: “I’m not used to racing tired”

The Sacramento Pro Swim saw Michael Andrew tie for 1st in the 50 free and place 2nd in the 50 breast, 100 breast, and 50 fly.

Katharine Berkoff on Outlook as New Pro: “I’m really excited to fully focus on long course”

In Sacramento, Katharine Berkoff won the 50 back, placed 2nd in the 100 back, and added a pair of 5th-place finishes in the 50 and 100 free

New Zealand’s Vanessa Ouwehand Foregoing LCM Worlds After Battling Injury & Illness

New Zealand native Vanessa Ouwehand won the women’s 50 fly at the Sacramento Pro Swim, touching in 25.94, making her the only woman dip under 26 seconds

Rachel Klinker on Pro Swim Field: “Not too many people swam the 2Fly which… breaks my heart”

Cal Pro Rachel Klinker took advantage of the relatively low turnout for the women’s 200 fly in Sacramento (11 swimmers competed in prelims)

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Aliz Kalmar, Fresno State’s First All-American: “The team I had behind me… helped me a lot”

This week in Sacramento, Kalmar won the 100 breast (1:07.9) and placed 2nd in the 200 breast (2:29.1), clocking a personal best in the former

Beryl Gastaldello on New Training with Elite Group in France: “I’m not used to being last”

Gastaldello recently changed training bases, now training with INSEP in France, where fellow Olympians Maxime Grousset and Yohann Ndoye-Brouard train

Sam Short on 2028 OLY Cycle: “I really want to race more often in the US and internationally”

After going 3-for-3 at the Westmont stop last month, Short traveled to Flagstaff for an altitude training camp.

Julia Dennis on Racing LCM after NCAAs: “I feel like I just ripped the band-aid off”

After a pair of Top-8 finishes in the sprint freestyle events at NCAAs, Louisville junior Julia Dennis is back in the competition pool

Leah Shackley Eyeing Long Course Season: “I’m really excited for June”

After a successful first NCAA Championships, NC State Freshman Leah Shackley is back in the competition pool, this time racing LCM at the Sacramento Pro Swim

Brooks Curry on Post Olympic Mindset: “It just gave me a lot of determination”

Coming off of his 2nd Olympics, Curry said he is more motivated than ever to be the best he can be heading into this long course season.

Lane 8, White Suit Gave Zalan Sarkany Stealth Factor in Outside Smoke 1,650 NCAA Win

the combination of building an early lead from his outside lane and wearing a white suit made it hard for his competitors to see him

From Walk-On (1:57) to NCAA Champ (1:48), Jassen Yep Reflects on Swimming Journey at Indiana

Jassen Yep added his name to the illustrious list of Indiana breaststroke legends last night, winning the 200 breast in 1:48.30