2019 WOMEN’S DIVISION I NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Wednesday, March 20th – Saturday, March 23rd
- Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center — Austin, Texas
- Prelims 9 a.m./Finals 5 p.m. (Central Time)
- Championship Central
- Psych Sheet
- Live Results
- Full livestream schedule
The 2019 Women’s Division I NCAA Championships had a record breaking evening session, and SwimSwam photographer Jack Spitser (spitserphotography.com) was on deck to catch all of the action of the first full night of finals.
Mallory Comerford strikes a pose during the walkout of the 50 Free (photo: Jack Spitser)
Erin Falconer before the start of the 50 Free (photo: Jack Spitser)
Syndey Pickrem getting in the zone before her swim on the 4 x 100 Medley Relay (photo: Jack Spitser)
Amy Bilquist during the ceremony of the 4 x 50 Free Relay (photo: Jack Spitser)
Katie McLaughlin during her butterfly leg of the 4 x 100 Medley Relay (photo: Jack Spitser)
California’s Golden Bears celebrating their team after their American Record (photo: Jack Spitser)
Amy Bilquist ecstatic after her teams win in the 4 x 100 Medley Relay (photo: Jack Spitser)
Greg Meehan jumps with his team during Brooke Forde’s winning 500 Free (photo: Jack Spitser)
Beata Nelson after her upset win in the 200 IM (photo: Jack Spitser)
Abbey Weitzeil talking with the media after her American-Record setting night (photo: Jack Spitser)
Maddie Murphy, Katie McLaughlin, Amy Bilquist and Abbey Weitzeil after the 4 x 50 Free Relay (photo: Jack Spitser)
what goggles is bilquist wearing?
Looks to me like speedo speed sockets.
Great photos, Jack Spitser!
Check out the air the air under Coach Meehan. Even the camera man is stunned to see it.
He was getting a workout in, for sure.
He was actually stepping off of the chair.
No race videos tonight?
We’re not allowed to film sessions that are aired on ESPN. They should have a replay on WatchESPN, though!
Alright thanks!
Love seeing so many all time great Cal alum in the stands like Rachel Bootsma!