Latest news with #USASwimming
Indianapolis Star
9 hours ago
- Sport
- Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, Lucas Oil Stadium set to host 2028 US Olympic Swim Trials, per report
The U.S. Olympic Swim Trials will return to Indianapolis in 2028, according to a report from the Indianapolis Business Journal. An announcement from USA Swimming and Indiana Sports Corp. is expected on June 3, the report noted. IBJ reported that the event is tentatively scheduled to take place in mid-June and will run for nine days at Lucas Oil Stadium. The 2024 U.S. Olympic Swim Trials in Indianapolis set attendance records and featured two world records and three American records. More than 285,000 people attended 17 sessions in nine days for the 2024 trials. 'Largest swim meet ever': How an Olympic swimming pool was built inside Lucas Oil Stadium 'As a host city, Indianapolis has exceeded our expectations, with the most tickets we've ever sold for an event,' Tim Hinchey III, CEO of USA Swimming, said in a June 2024 statement. 'This overwhelming support is a testament to the growing popularity of the top Olympic sport and a promising sign for its growth.'
Yahoo
19 hours ago
- General
- Yahoo
U.S. men's swimming rankings going into 2025 Toyota National Championships
The new Olympic quad could usher in a new era for U.S. men's swimming. Bobby Finke is the lone individual Olympic men's gold medalist entered so far in next week's Toyota U.S. Championships, the meet that determines the team for the World Championships in July and August in Singapore. Advertisement Three other Olympic champions — Caeleb Dressel, Chase Kalisz and Ryan Murphy — were not on the initial entry list. Dressel has raced in one meet since Paris and Kalisz strictly in November 2024 trials, according to USA Swimming's database. Murphy said he is taking a break from competition in 2025 with an eye on coming back later in the quad for a 2028 Olympic bid. At nationals, the top two finishers per event — plus up to the top six in the 100m and 200m freestyles for relay purposes — make the team for worlds, should they meet a minimum qualifying time and the total roster not exceed 26 swimmers per gender. Shaine Casas, who placed ninth in the 200m individual medley in his Olympic debut in Paris, goes into nationals with the country's best time in 2025 in the 50m and 100m backstroke and 50m and 100m butterfly, plus the 200m IM. USA Swimming National Championships 2025 Toyota U.S. Swimming Championships TV, live stream schedule Advertisement The U.S. Championships determine the team for this summer's World Championships in Singapore. The last time somebody won five events at one spring or summer nationals was at the 2008 Olympic Trials (Michael Phelps and Katie Hoff). Granted, the 50m backstroke and 50m butterfly, two events that debut at the Olympics in 2028, haven't always been held at national meets. Carson Foster, the Olympic 400m IM bronze medalist, has the top U.S. time in 2025 in the 400m IM, plus in the 200m and 400m freestyles. Then there's Finke, a three-time Olympic gold medalist in the distance freestyles who again tops the seeds in the 800m and 1500m. 2025 U.S. Men's Swimming Rankings Times taken from USA Swimming's database. Not all swimmers are entered in the U.S. Championships. The late entry deadline is the end of Sunday. Advertisement 50m Freestyle 1. Jack Alexy -- 21.94 2. Michael Andrew -- 21.97 3. Brooks Curry -- 22.03 4. Quintin McCarty -- 22.12 5. Caeleb Dressel -- 21.21 100m Freestyle 1. Brooks Curry -- 48.30 2. Shaine Casas -- 48.31 3. Jack Alexy -- 48.43 4. Chris Guiliano -- 48.49 5. Grant House -- 48.50 200m Freestyle 1. Carson Foster -- 1:46.46 2. Shaine Casas -- 1:46.49 3. Brooks Curry -- 1:46.74 4. Luke Hobson -- 1:46.76 5. Rex Maurer -- 1:46.79 400m Freestyle 1. Carson Foster -- 3:46.20 2. Rex Maurer -- 3:46.52 3. Kieran Smith -- 3:47.04 4. Ryan Erisman -- 3:48.57 5. Luka Mijatovic -- 3:48.95 800m Freestyle 1. Bobby Finke — 7:50.79 2. Rex Maurer -- 7:51.19 3. Alec Enyeart -- 7:54.38 4. Lance Norris -- 7:56.09 5. Ryan Erisman -- 7:58.97 Advertisement 1500m Freestyle 1. Bobby Finke — 14:54.49 2. Aiden Hammer -- 15:15.37 3. Luka Mijatovic -- 15:16.31 4. Colin Jacobs -- 15:16.33 5. Alec Enyeart -- 15:20.03 Gretchen Walsh U.S. women's swimming rankings going into 2025 Toyota National Championships Gretchen Walsh leads the way with No. 1 rankings in four events going into nationals. 50m Backstroke 1. Shaine Casas -- 24.23 2. Quintin McCarty -- 24.45 3. Michael Andrew -- 25.00 4. Tommy Janton -- 25.01 5. Jack Dolan -- 25.30 100m Backstroke 1. Shaine Casas -- 53.54 2. Tommy Janton -- 53.82 3. Will Modglin -- 54.18 4. Daniel Diehl -- 54.25 5. Jack Wilkening -- 54.30 Advertisement 200m Backstroke 1. Keaton Jones -- 1:57.30 2. Kieran Smith -- 1:57.32 3. Gavin Keogh -- 1:58.47 4. Shaine Casas -- 1:58.51 5. Daniel Diehl -- 1:58.67 50m Breaststroke 1. Michael Andrew -- 27.01 2. Campbell McKean -- 27.40 3. Pavel Romanov -- 27.46 4. Garrett Clasen -- 27.61 5. Charlie Egeland -- 27.69 100m Breaststroke 1. Campbell McKean -- 1:00.40 2. Michael Andrew -- 1:00.54 3. Matt Fallon -- 1:00.73 4. Nate Germonprez -- 1:01.08 5. Josh Matheny -- 1:01.14 200m Breaststroke 1. Matt Fallon -- 2:09.58 2. Josh Bey -- 2:12.61 3. AJ Pouch -- 2:13.12 4. Ben Delmar -- 2:13.21 5. Noah Cakir -- 2:14.19 Advertisement 50m Butterfly 1. Shaine Casas -- 23.25 2. Caeleb Dressel -- 23.32 3. Michael Andrew -- 23.44 4. Kamal Muhammad -- 23.68 5. Quintin McCarty -- 23.91 100m Butterfly 1. Shaine Casas -- 50.82 2. Dare Rose -- 50.93 3. Luca Urlando -- 51.32 4. Kamal Muhammad -- 52.36 5. Trenton Julian -- 52.45 200m Butterfly 1. Luca Urlando -- 1:52.37 2. Carson Foster -- 1:55.84 3. Trenton Julian -- 1:56.02 4. Ryan Branon -- 1:56.45 5. Jack Dahlgren -- 1:56.83 200m Individual Medley 1. Shaine Casas -- 1:56.52 2. Carson Foster -- 1:57.04 3. Grant House -- 1:58.22 4. Kieran Smith -- 1:59.01 5. Michael Hochwalt -- 2:00.08 Advertisement 400m Individual Medley 1. Carson Foster — 4:09.51 2. Bobby Finke -- 4:13.67 3. Kieran Smith -- 4:15.10 4. Rex Maurer -- 4:16.61 5. Michael Hockwalt -- 4:16.88 Swimming - Olympic Games Paris 2024: Day 3 Ryan Murphy soaks up life changes while keeping his feel for the water Ryan Murphy, a nine-time Olympic medalist, is taking a break from competition after a distinguished decade in the pool.
Yahoo
a day ago
- General
- Yahoo
U.S. women's swimming rankings going into 2025 Toyota National Championships
In yet another sign of Gretchen Walsh's progression, she goes into next week's Toyota U.S. Swimming Championships ranked No. 1 in the country in four different events. The top two finishers per event — plus up to the top six in the 100m and 200m freestyles for relay purposes — make the team for the World Championships in Singapore in July and August, should they meet a minimum qualifying time and the total roster not exceed 26 swimmers per gender. Advertisement Walsh followed her first Olympics and first world record in 2024 by again breaking the 100m butterfly world record at her most recent meet — twice in one day at the Tyr Pro Series stop in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She is the fastest woman in the world this year in the 50m and 100m freestyle and 50m and 100m butterfly, according to World Aquatics rankings. Katie Ledecky is the only American woman to win four events at a single spring or summer nationals in the last decade — taking the 200m through 1500m frees at the last two Olympic Trials. The 50m butterfly, which makes its Olympic debut in 2028, hasn't been contested at all of those nationals, though. USA Swimming National Championships 2025 Toyota U.S. Swimming Championships TV, live stream schedule Advertisement The U.S. Championships determine the team for this summer's World Championships in Singapore. Ledecky again tops the seeds in the 400m, 800 and 1500m frees. She hasn't lost any of those three events at nationals since 2012. She's also expected to swim the 200m free to earn a place on the 4x200m free relay at worlds. Regan Smith, an eight-time Olympic medalist, is the No. 1 seed in the 100m and 200m backstrokes and the 200m butterfly and No. 2 in the 50m back and 200m individual medley. 2025 U.S. Women's Swimming Rankings Times taken from USA Swimming's database. Not all swimmers are entered in the U.S. Championships. The late entry deadline is the end of Sunday. Advertisement 50m Freestyle 1. Gretchen Walsh -- 24.33 2. Torri Huske -- 24.47 3. Simone Manuel -- 24.54 4. Kate Douglass -- 24.62 5. Julia Dennis -- 24.79 100m Freestyle 1. Gretchen Walsh — 52.90 2. Torri Huske -- 52.95 3. Simone Manuel -- 53.11 4. Kate Douglass -- 53.61 5. Rylee Erisman -- 53.78 200m Freestyle 1. Claire Weinstein -- 1:54.93 2. Katie Ledecky -- 1:55.51 3. Erin Gemmell -- 1:56.41 4. Simone Manuel -- 1:57.34 5. Torri Huske -- 1:57.71 400m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky — 3:56.81 2. Claire Weinstein -- 4:01.26 3. Jillian Cox -- 4:07.34 4. Erin Gemmell -- 4:09.31 5. Emma Weyant -- 4:09.75 Advertisement 800m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky — 8:04.12 2. Jillian Cox -- 8:23.58 3. Claire Weinstein -- 8:26.06 4. Kate Hurst -- 8:30.35 5. Michaela Mattes -- 8:34.76 1500m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky — 15:24.51 2. Jillian Cox -- 16:04.13 3. Kate Hurst -- 16:14.26 4. Michaela Mattes -- 16:21.06 5. Kayla Han -- 16:28.92 TYR Pro Swim Series Westmont - Day 2 U.S. men's swimming rankings going into 2025 Toyota National Championships Shaine Casas is ranked No. 1 in the U.S. in five different events going into nationals. 50m Backstroke 1. Katharine Berkoff -- 27.34 2. Regan Smith -- 27.43 3. Rhyan White -- 27.75 4. Claire Curzan -- 27.86 5. Leah Shackley -- 28.24 Advertisement 100m Backstroke 1. Regan Smith — 57.46 2. Leah Shackley -- 58.53 3. Katharine Berkoff -- 58.79 4. Claire Curzan -- 59.46 5. Kennedy Noble -- 59.63 200m Backstroke 1. Regan Smith — 2:06.32 2. Audrey Derivaux -- 2:06.68 3. Leah Shackley -- 2:08.14 4. Claire Curzan -- 2:08.20 5. Rhyan White -- 2:08.83 50m Breaststroke 1. Skyler Smith -- 30.49 2. Lilly King -- 30.55 3. Emma Weber -- 30.57 4. Alex Walsh -- 30.90 5. Lucy Thomas -- 31.10 100m Breaststroke 1. Kate Douglass -- 1:06.51 2. Emma Weber -- 1:06.63 3. Lilly King -- 1:06.67 4. Alex Walsh -- 1:07.36 5. Skyler Smith -- 1:07.85 200m Breaststroke 1. Kate Douglass -- 2:20.78 2. Alex Walsh -- 2:22.91 3. Leah Hayes -- 2:27.60 4. Isabelle Odgers -- 2:28.89 5. Sarah Zhang -- 2:29.51 Advertisement 50m Butterfly 1. Gretchen Walsh — 24.93 2. Kate Douglass -- 25.39 3. Regan Smith -- 25.63 4. Beata Nelson -- 26.21 5. Torri Huske -- 26.23 100m Butterfly 1. Gretchen Walsh -- 54.60 2. Torri Huske -- 56.59 3. Regan Smith -- 56.85 4. Alex Shackell -- 57.31 5. Leah Shackley -- 57.92 200m Butterfly 1. Regan Smith -- 2:05.38 2. Alex Shackell -- 2:06.13 3. Audrey Derivaux -- 2:06.46 4. Lindsay Looney -- 2:08.59 5. Caroline Bricker -- 2:09.39 200m Individual Medley 1. Alex Walsh -- 2:08.84 2. Regan Smith -- 2:10.25 3. Leah Hayes -- 2:11.12 4. Audrey Derivaux -- 2:11.53 5. Isabel Ivey -- 2:12.52 Advertisement 400m Individual Medley 1. Emma Weyant -- 4:33.95 2. Leah Hayes -- 4:38.78 3. Kayla Han -- 4:40.58 4. Audrey Derivaux -- 4:41.48 5. Katie Grimes -- 4:42.48 Katie Ledecky Katie Ledecky rides world record wave into Toyota U.S. Swimming Championships Katie Ledecky had one of the best meets of her career at her last meet before the U.S. Championships.
NBC Sports
2 days ago
- Sport
- NBC Sports
2025 men's swimming rankings going into Toyota U.S. Championships
The new Olympic quad could usher in a new era for U.S. men's swimming. Bobby Finke is the lone individual Olympic men's gold medalist entered so far in next week's Toyota U.S. Championships, the meet that determines the team for the World Championships in July and August in Singapore. Three other Olympic champions — Caeleb Dressel, Chase Kalisz and Ryan Murphy — were not on the initial entry list. Dressel has raced in one meet since Paris and Kalisz strictly in November 2024 trials, according to USA Swimming's database. Murphy said he is taking a break from competition in 2025 with an eye on coming back later in the quad for a 2028 Olympic bid. At nationals, the top two finishers per event — plus up to the top six in the 100m and 200m freestyles for relay purposes — make the team for worlds, should they meet a minimum qualifying time and the total roster not exceed 26 swimmers per gender. Shaine Casas, who placed ninth in the 200m individual medley in his Olympic debut in Paris, goes into nationals with the country's best time in 2025 in the 50m and 100m backstroke and 50m and 100m butterfly, plus the 200m IM. Nick Zaccardi, The last time somebody won five events at one spring or summer nationals was at the 2008 Olympic Trials (Michael Phelps and Katie Hoff). Granted, the 50m backstroke and 50m butterfly, two events that debut at the Olympics in 2028, haven't always been held at national meets. Carson Foster, the Olympic 400m IM bronze medalist, has the top U.S. time in 2025 in the 400m IM, plus in the 200m and 400m freestyles. Then there's Finke, a three-time Olympic gold medalist in the distance freestyles who again tops the seeds in the 800m and 1500m. 2025 U.S. Men's Swimming Rankings Times taken from USA Swimming's database. Not all swimmers are entered in the U.S. Championships. The late entry deadline is the end of Sunday. 50m Freestyle 1. Jack Alexy -- 21.94 2. Michael Andrew -- 21.97 3. Brooks Curry -- 22.03 4. Quintin McCarty -- 22.12 5. Caeleb Dressel -- 21.21 100m Freestyle 1. Brooks Curry -- 48.30 2. Shaine Casas -- 48.31 3. Jack Alexy -- 48.43 4. Chris Guiliano -- 48.49 5. Grant House -- 48.50 200m Freestyle 1. Carson Foster -- 1:46.46 2. Shaine Casas -- 1:46.49 3. Brooks Curry -- 1:46.74 4. Luke Hobson -- 1:46.76 5. Rex Maurer -- 1:46.79 400m Freestyle 1. Carson Foster -- 3:46.20 2. Rex Maurer -- 3:46.52 3. Kieran Smith -- 3:47.04 4. Ryan Erisman -- 3:48.57 5. Luka Mijatovic -- 3:48.95 800m Freestyle 1. Bobby Finke — 7:50.79 2. Rex Maurer -- 7:51.19 3. Alec Enyeart -- 7:54.38 4. Lance Norris -- 7:56.09 5. Ryan Erisman -- 7:58.97 1500m Freestyle 1. Bobby Finke — 14:54.49 2. Aiden Hammer -- 15:15.37 3. Luka Mijatovic -- 15:16.31 4. Colin Jacobs -- 15:16.33 5. Alec Enyeart -- 15:20.03 50m Backstroke 1. Shaine Casas -- 24.23 2. Quintin McCarty -- 24.45 3. Michael Andrew -- 25.00 4. Tommy Janton -- 25.01 5. Jack Dolan -- 25.30 100m Backstroke 1. Shaine Casas -- 53.54 2. Tommy Janton -- 53.82 3. Will Modglin -- 54.18 4. Daniel Diehl -- 54.25 5. Jack Wilkening -- 54.30 200m Backstroke 1. Keaton Jones -- 1:57.30 2. Kieran Smith -- 1:57.32 3. Gavin Keogh -- 1:58.47 4. Shaine Casas -- 1:58.51 5. Daniel Diehl -- 1:58.67 50m Breaststroke 1. Michael Andrew -- 27.01 2. Campbell McKean -- 27.40 3. Pavel Romanov -- 27.46 4. Garrett Clasen -- 27.61 5. Charlie Egeland -- 27.69 100m Breaststroke 1. Campbell McKean -- 1:00.40 2. Michael Andrew -- 1:00.54 3. Matt Fallon -- 1:00.73 4. Nate Germonprez -- 1:01.08 5. Josh Matheny -- 1:01.14 200m Breaststroke 1. Matt Fallon -- 2:09.58 2. Josh Bey -- 2:12.61 3. AJ Pouch -- 2:13.12 4. Ben Delmar -- 2:13.21 5. Noah Cakir -- 2:14.19 50m Butterfly 1. Shaine Casas -- 23.25 2. Caeleb Dressel -- 23.32 3. Michael Andrew -- 23.44 4. Kamal Muhammad -- 23.68 5. Quintin McCarty -- 23.91 100m Butterfly 1. Shaine Casas -- 50.82 2. Dare Rose -- 50.93 3. Luca Urlando -- 51.32 4. Kamal Muhammad -- 52.36 5. Trenton Julian -- 52.45 200m Butterfly 1. Luca Urlando -- 1:52.37 2. Carson Foster -- 1:55.84 3. Trenton Julian -- 1:56.02 4. Ryan Branon -- 1:56.45 5. Jack Dahlgren -- 1:56.83 200m Individual Medley 1. Shaine Casas -- 1:56.52 2. Carson Foster -- 1:57.04 3. Grant House -- 1:58.22 4. Kieran Smith -- 1:59.01 5. Michael Hochwalt -- 2:00.08 400m Individual Medley 1. Carson Foster — 4:09.51 2. Bobby Finke -- 4:13.67 3. Kieran Smith -- 4:15.10 4. Rex Maurer -- 4:16.61 5. Michael Hockwalt -- 4:16.88
NBC Sports
2 days ago
- Sport
- NBC Sports
2025 women's swimming rankings going into Toyota U.S. Championships
In yet another sign of Gretchen Walsh's progression, she goes into next week's Toyota U.S. Swimming Championships ranked No. 1 in the country in four different events. The top two finishers per event — plus up to the top six in the 100m and 200m freestyles for relay purposes — make the team for the World Championships in Singapore in July and August, should they meet a minimum qualifying time and the total roster not exceed 26 swimmers per gender. Walsh followed her first Olympics and first world record in 2024 by again breaking the 100m butterfly world record at her most recent meet — twice in one day at the Tyr Pro Series stop in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She is the fastest woman in the world this year in the 50m and 100m freestyle and 50m and 100m butterfly, according to World Aquatics rankings. Katie Ledecky is the only American woman to win four events at a single spring or summer nationals in the last decade — taking the 200m through 1500m frees at the last two Olympic Trials. The 50m butterfly, which makes its Olympic debut in 2028, hasn't been contested at all of those nationals, though. Nick Zaccardi, Ledecky again tops the seeds in the 400m, 800 and 1500m frees. She hasn't lost any of those three events at nationals since 2012. She's also expected to swim the 200m free to earn a place on the 4x200m free relay at worlds. Regan Smith, an eight-time Olympic medalist, is the No. 1 seed in the 100m and 200m backstrokes and the 200m butterfly and No. 2 in the 50m back and 200m individual medley. 2025 U.S. Women's Swimming Rankings Times taken from USA Swimming's database. Not all swimmers are entered in the U.S. Championships. The late entry deadline is the end of Sunday. 50m Freestyle 1. Gretchen Walsh -- 24.33 2. Torri Huske -- 24.47 3. Simone Manuel -- 24.54 4. Kate Douglass -- 24.62 5. Julia Dennis -- 24.79 100m Freestyle 1. Gretchen Walsh — 52.90 2. Torri Huske -- 52.95 3. Simone Manuel -- 53.11 4. Kate Douglass -- 53.61 5. Rylee Erisman -- 53.78 200m Freestyle 1. Claire Weinstein -- 1:54.93 2. Katie Ledecky -- 1:55.51 3. Erin Gemmell -- 1:56.41 4. Simone Manuel -- 1:57.34 5. Torri Huske -- 1:57.71 400m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky — 3:56.81 2. Claire Weinstein -- 4:01.26 3. Jillian Cox -- 4:07.34 4. Erin Gemmell -- 4:09.31 5. Emma Weyant -- 4:09.75 800m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky — 8:04.12 2. Jillian Cox -- 8:23.58 3. Claire Weinstein -- 8:26.06 4. Kate Hurst -- 8:30.35 5. Michaela Mattes -- 8:34.76 1500m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky — 15:24.51 2. Jillian Cox -- 16:04.13 3. Kate Hurst -- 16:14.26 4. Michaela Mattes -- 16:21.06 5. Kayla Han -- 16:28.92 50m Backstroke 1. Katharine Berkoff -- 27.34 2. Regan Smith -- 27.43 3. Rhyan White -- 27.75 4. Claire Curzan -- 27.86 5. Leah Shackley -- 28.24 100m Backstroke 1. Regan Smith — 57.46 2. Leah Shackley -- 58.53 3. Katharine Berkoff -- 58.79 4. Claire Curzan -- 59.46 5. Kennedy Noble -- 59.63 200m Backstroke 1. Regan Smith — 2:06.32 2. Audrey Derivaux -- 2:06.68 3. Leah Shackley -- 2:08.14 4. Claire Curzan -- 2:08.20 5. Rhyan White -- 2:08.83 50m Breaststroke 1. Skyler Smith -- 30.49 2. Lilly King -- 30.55 3. Emma Weber -- 30.57 4. Alex Walsh -- 30.90 5. Lucy Thomas -- 31.10 100m Breaststroke 1. Kate Douglass -- 1:06.51 2. Emma Weber -- 1:06.63 3. Lilly King -- 1:06.67 4. Alex Walsh -- 1:07.36 5. Skyler Smith -- 1:07.85 200m Breaststroke 1. Kate Douglass -- 2:20.78 2. Alex Walsh -- 2:22.91 3. Leah Hayes -- 2:27.60 4. Isabelle Odgers -- 2:28.89 5. Sarah Zhang -- 2:29.51 50m Butterfly 1. Gretchen Walsh — 24.93 2. Kate Douglass -- 25.39 3. Regan Smith -- 25.63 4. Beata Nelson -- 26.21 5. Torri Huske -- 26.23 100m Butterfly 1. Gretchen Walsh -- 54.60 2. Torri Huske -- 56.59 3. Regan Smith -- 56.85 4. Alex Shackell -- 57.31 5. Leah Shackley -- 57.92 200m Butterfly 1. Regan Smith -- 2:05.38 2. Alex Shackell -- 2:06.13 3. Audrey Derivaux -- 2:06.46 4. Lindsay Looney -- 2:08.59 5. Caroline Bricker -- 2:09.39 200m Individual Medley 1. Alex Walsh -- 2:08.84 2. Regan Smith -- 2:10.25 3. Leah Hayes -- 2:11.12 4. Audrey Derivaux -- 2:11.53 5. Isabel Ivey -- 2:12.52 400m Individual Medley 1. Emma Weyant -- 4:33.95 2. Leah Hayes -- 4:38.78 3. Kayla Han -- 4:40.58 4. Audrey Derivaux -- 4:41.48 5. Katie Grimes -- 4:42.48
