Powerlist
Jack Alexy Leads Cam McEvoy in Heats of Men’s 50 Free at China Swimming Open
Jack Alexy will have the center lane on Friday evening ahead of the defending World and Olympic Champion Cam McEvoy of Australia.
Torri Huske on New Meet Format: “Obviously, not having B Finals is the biggest bummer”
Torri Huske won her first 100 Fly NCAA title tonight. After the race, however, Huske was blunt about her feelings of the changes to the meet format
A Look at UVA’s Dynastic Run in the 200 Free Relay (Record Edition)
UVA now holds the NCAA, American, Championship, and this pool record in the 200 free relay, and all 4 records came from different swims.
Buckley Swims Big 400 IM PB, L. Vatev Wins Two More on Day 3of NCSA Spring Championships
Sadie Buckley threw down a 4:03.07 400 IM PB while Luke Vatev picked up two wins, highlighting a fast night three at the 2026 NCSA Spring Championships.
NYU Women Become First Division III Sub-1:30 200 Free Relay With 1:29.38
Kaley McIntyre anchored in a huge 21.81 to help the team break MIT’s record of a 1:30.00 set last year. This was NYU’s first ever win in the 200 free relay.
Kyle Chalmers Reportedly Chooses Commonwealth Over Pan Pacs as Rinehart Offers Big Cash Awards
While Australia has not yet chosen its swim team for the Commonwealth Games, one star will reportedly choose that meet over Pan Pacs.
WATCH: Moesch’s 1:39.2 200 Free & Other Race Videos From Day 2 of The 2026 W. NCAA Championships
Moesch continues her stellar sophomore year by claiming the NCAA title in the 200 free with the second fastest time in history
Akron’s Felicia Klintemar 50.89 100 Fly & More Swims You Might’ve Missed On Day 2 of 2026 W. NCAAs
Felicia Klintemar, a sophomore out of Akron University, finished 9th in the 100 fly and dipped under the 51 barrier for the first time with a PB of 50.89
2026 Women’s NCAAs – 200 Free Relay Analysis: Virginia Posts 3 of the 6 Fastest Splits
UVA had 3 of the 6 fastest times in the field, as Sara Curtiss was the fastest, Claire Curzan was 5th, and Anna Moesch was 6th.
2026 Women’s NCAA Division I Championship: Day 2 Finals Live Recap
Claire Curzan is the top seed in the 100 fly, the first event on night two of the 2026 NCAA Women’s Swimming Championships.
UChicago’s Cooper Costello Breaks Own D3 Record With 45.85 100 Fly
Costello broke his own record of a 45.97 that he swam to win the title a year ago. He had a strong back half today to get under the record.
Eneli Jefimova Becomes #3 Performer, Swims #5 Performance All-Time With 56.30 100 Breast
NC State’s Jefimova sits only behind Lilly King and Jasmine Nocentini as the #3 performer all-time in the SCY 100 breast.
