Shaine Casas Explains Why He Thinks It’s Important to Swim Fast At Every Meet
Any meet, big or small, I always focus on and want to show out… it’s just the way I carry myself and I think people appreciate that
Kyle Chalmers Looking for Win #7-in-a-Row in the 100 SCM Free in Indianapolis
Not only is Chalmers the fastest man in history in the 100 freestyle SCM, but he also hasn’t lost this race in his last 6 times swimming it.
Shaine Casas Gives Honest Analysis on How Going Pro has Affected His Swimming
Casas has had peaks and valleys in college and transitioning to being pro, but now feels he’s matured a lot with his swimming career being full in his hands.
Hubert Kos Discusses Hungarian IM Legacy, Decision To Train At Arizona State
Hubert Kos picked up another World Cup medal in Toronto and discussed the legacy of IM swimming in Hungary, as well as his move to Arizona State.
Siobhan Haughey Looking Forward to Short Course World Champs
Siobhan Haughey got right back into racing in Toronto, taking the win in the 200 free and 100 free as well as a 3rd place finish in the 400 free.
Matthew Temple Had a Tough Transition to SCM Season
Temple, a Melbourne native, is looking forward to the upcoming short-course world championships in Melbourne later this year.
Kira Toussaint Had to Qualify for SC World Champs at Toronto After Finger Fracture
After fracturing her finger and missing the Berlin stop of the world cup, Kira Toussaint had to qualify for her SC world champs team in Torontoo
Dylan Carter is Gearing Up for SC World Champs, Plans on 50 Fly and Free
Dylan Carter completed his 2nd 50s sweep in a row last night in Toronto, winning the 50 back to make him 6-for-6 in 50s across this year’s world cup
Louise Hansson Wanted to Give Maggie MacNeil a Challenge and Wound Up with a PB
World champion Louise Hansson ended the Toronto World Cup with a PB in her main event, the 100 fly, clocking 55.0 next to Maggie MacNeil’s 54.7.
Kieran Smith Compares SCM 400 Free and SCY 500 Free
Smith also laments that his once-SEC-now-International opponent Matt Sates is hard to beat, having finished behind Sates in both Berlin and now Toronto.
Josh Liendo on Adjusting to SCY for NCAA, then back to SCM for World Cup
Josh Liendo, who is currently training at the Univ of Florida, swam a 50.96, narrowly making it back for the final tonight by finishing eighth this morning
Nic Fink on Swimming Without Pressure, Nearing Finish of Grad School
Fink says he’s accomplished everything he’d wanted to in his career and the rest is icing on the cake, allowing himself to swim freely
Siobhan Haughey Still Nailing Down Perfect 200m Free Strategy
With it being so early in the season, the world record holder is still toying with her race strategy, playing around with different focuses
Ruta Meilutyte is Not Currently Planning to Compete at SC World Champs
When asked if she was going to short course world champs in Melbourne this December, the breaststroke ace said that currently, she was not planning to attend
Reece Whitley Analyzes 100 Breast World Cup Performance
the NCAA Champion is hoping to keep improving into the final stop of the circuit in Indianapolis after a “sleepy” first-50 in Toronto.