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LA28 Public Ticket Drop Opens; No Finals Swimming Tickets in Early Release
sports1 day ago

LA28 Public Ticket Drop Opens; No Finals Swimming Tickets in Early Release

Tickets for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics opened to the general public today, but there are no finals swimming tickets in Drop 1; prelims are available only in the top-tier category A, with prelim prices around $1,100, while finals range from about $186 to $1,860. Finals had already sold out in the local LA/OKC presale, and organizers say additional inventory will be released in later drops. If future drops don’t free up swimming sessions, non-locals may need to rely on resale markets due to high demand.

NCAA Men’s D1 2026 Preview: How Each Top-Ten Team Could Win or Fall Short
sports13 days ago

NCAA Men’s D1 2026 Preview: How Each Top-Ten Team Could Win or Fall Short

SwimSwam’s preview of the 2026 Men’s NCAA Division I Championships outlines best- and worst-case scenarios for the current top-ten teams, detailing how individual events and relays could shape the title race. With Texas as the favorite, the piece examines potential outcomes for squads like Baylor, Florida, Indiana, ASU, Tennessee, Cal, NC State, Michigan, Virginia, and Stanford, highlighting key performances, possible NCAA records, relay battles, and risks (such as DNQs) that could swing final standings.

Jaouadi Sets NCAA 1650 Record as ASU Triumphs in Day 1 Relays at NCAAs
sports16 days ago

Jaouadi Sets NCAA 1650 Record as ASU Triumphs in Day 1 Relays at NCAAs

Ahmed Jaouadi of Florida shattered the NCAA 1650 freestyle record with 14:10.03 to lead the Day 1 finals of the 2026 Men’s NCAA Division I Championships in Atlanta, edging defending champ Zalan Sarkany as Florida seized the early team lead. Arizona State then captured the 200 medley relay in a meet‑record 1:20.07/1:20.08 to top the field, while Texas won the 800 free relay with a 6:05.82. After the first day, Florida/Indiana sit atop the team standings at 86 points, with Texas at 72, as the meet shifts toward the night session and the remaining relays.

Freshmen Shine and Relays Set the Tone on Day 1 at the 2026 Men’s NCAA Championships
college-sports17 days ago

Freshmen Shine and Relays Set the Tone on Day 1 at the 2026 Men’s NCAA Championships

Day 1 of the 2026 NCAA Men’s Championships opened with early heats in the 1650, 200 medley relay, and 800 free relay. Virginia led the morning in the 800 free relay with a 6:06.85, while Tennessee freshman Koby Bujak-Upton became the first freshman ever to crack 1:30 in the 200 free (1:29.79). Cal’s Ryan Erisman is double‑facing the 1650 and 800 free relay on opening day, and Louisville’s Nikita Sheremet anchored the 200 medley relay in 18.06 for the fastest true‑freshman leg ever. Princeton broke Ivy League ground with a 6:09.16 in the 800 free relay, and Army won the first 200 medley heat before being DQed for a negative reaction time. NC State posted the morning’s top 200 medley heat at 1:21.23. The session set the stage for a fast four‑day meet, with finals and top seeds looming in the evening program.

Virginia Dominates Day 3 400 Medley Relay at 2026 NCAA Championships
sports21 days ago

Virginia Dominates Day 3 400 Medley Relay at 2026 NCAA Championships

Virginia dominated the Day 3 400-yard medley relay at the 2026 Women’s NCAA Championships, winning in 3:20.66 and extending its streak to four relay wins this week as Tennessee surged to second and Michigan climbed into the top five. Key splits saw Curtis (back) and Curzan (fly) leading, Moesch anchoring, with Aimee Canny’s 56.63 breast the fourth-fastest and Indiana freshman Liberty Clark posting the night’s fastest 45.67 free. The night highlighted breaststroke as the fastest leg and kept the team race tight heading into the meet’s final day.

Virginia Poised to Run Away With 2026 Women’s NCAA Championship, Psych Sheets Show
sports1 month ago

Virginia Poised to Run Away With 2026 Women’s NCAA Championship, Psych Sheets Show

Virginia is the projected champion of the 2026 Women’s NCAA DI Championships in Atlanta, scoring 569.5 points—235 more than Michigan—with Michigan, Stanford, and Texas close behind; the released psych sheets break down per-event scoring, highlight top individual scorers like Claire Curzan, and note seedings and lineup adjustments across programs.

Ledecky Fires Near-WR Pace as Austin Pro Swim Opener Kicks Off
sports-swimming2 months ago

Ledecky Fires Near-WR Pace as Austin Pro Swim Opener Kicks Off

Day 1 of the 2026 Pro Swim Series – Austin opened with a brisk prelims session at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center. Katie Ledecky clocked 15:23.21 in the women’s 1500 free, near a world-record pace and the top seed for the night’s finals, while Bobby Finke led the men’s 1500 free prelims and earned a night-one prize. Several big names withdrew or scratched events (Shaine Casas did not swim the 200 IM; Hunter Armstrong and Grant House withdrew), and Claire Weinstein scratched the 1500. The meet’s early field also featured strong seeds in sprints and the 200 IM, with finals later tonight expected to be faster and streamed on the USA Swimming Network and Peacock.

Chicago River Hosts Its First Public Swim in Nearly a Century
environment6 months ago

Chicago River Hosts Its First Public Swim in Nearly a Century

Over 250 swimmers participated in the first open-river swim in nearly a century in Chicago, marking a milestone in the river's recovery from pollution, supported by water quality testing showing safe conditions and investments in environmental cleanup, symbolizing Chicago's commitment to making its waterways swimmable and recreational again.