Not technically the next two events, as there is another women’s event in between the two, but I thought I’d stay with the one event for each gender theme. Womens’ 100 Breast The Favorites: Rebecca Soni and Jessica Hardy are.
This is our first race of the meet that is almost entirely a toss up on both sides. There are so many talented backstrokers currently that any one of a number of swimmers could make the Games this year. Women.
Moving along the schedule to our first pair of freestyle events for the week, and our first relay selection event. Womens’ 400 Free The Favorites: This event is as wide-open as any for the women. Open water expert Chloe Sutton.
Here’s the next set of finals on the docket for Trials, the Womens’ 100 butterfly and the Mens’ 100 breaststroke. As before, I’ll seperate the events into three groups to highlight more of the talented competitors. Womens’ 100 Fly The.
With the 2012 Olympic Team Trials fast approaching, I thought I’d start meandering my way through looks at the races, in finals schedule order. To shine the spotlight on more than just the expected names, I’ve broken each race up.
The next major swimming nation kicked off its national championships today as the Germans prepare to name their Olympic Team poised to make some noise this summer in London. Night one was a relatively slow evening as only two of.
The second to last stop on the Grand Prix tour kicked off tonight with the time finals of both the non-Olympic events of the women’s 1500 free and men’s 800 free. In what will surely be a great competition over.
Since the news broke this morning that world champion Alexander Dale Oen had passed away from a cardiac arrest at a training camp in Flagstaff, Arizona the swimming world has collectively mourned the loss of a competitor, teammate and friend..
The swimming world lost one of its rising stars this morning with the tragic news that defending world champion Alexander Dale Oen of Norway passed away. Dale Oen was taking part in a training camp in Flagstaff, Arizona when he.
If you’re trying to keep up with the records being broken in US Masters Swimming (USMS) meets … good luck with that! With more swimmers returning to the sport, more meets on the docket and more excitement in the pool,.
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