Previews & Recaps
Phelps, Lochte, Ledecky and Franklin Highlight Mesa Psych Sheets
Michael Phelps will compete in the 200 free, 100 fly and 200 IM at the Arena Pro Series in Mesa.
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Top 20 (+1) Quotes from the Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa (Video)
Relive Mesa with us through hilarity, highs, lows, and your favorite swimmers battling the elements
Allison Schmitt talks living with Michael Phelps (Video)
Allison Schmitt had a great swim to win the B-final, dropping 6 tenths of a second to be the only one in the heat to dip under 55, posting a very solid 54.88.
Phelps: The only time I went faster in season, I broke a WR (Video)
Michael Phelps led a NBAC sweep of the top three spots from wall-to-wall, holding off teammates David Nolan and Chase Kalisz
Lochte: I’ve had some of my hardest practices ever with David (Video)
Ryan Lochte swam 0.27 seconds faster than his prelim time from this morning to win the 200 back in 2:01.04
Maya DiRado breaks down double-crown in 2Back/2IM (Video)
Tonight, it was DiRado who pulled off the double, leading from almost beginning to end and taking the win in 2:08.61
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Jessica Hardy Says She Sustained Concussion at Arena PSS – Mesa
Two-time Olympian and double London relay medalist Jessica Hardy says that she sustained a concussion on Friday night at the 2016…
Consistent Adrian, Dominant Ledecky Lead 2016 PSS Points After Mesa
In Mesa, Nathan Adrian remained undefeated in the sprint freestyles on the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series to maintain his men’s points lead, while Katie Ledecky continues to crush the competition on the women’s side.
2016 Arena Pro Series – Mesa: Day 3 Finals Live Recap
Michael Phelps will be going against a strong field that includes his training partners Chase Kalisz and David Nolan, among others, in the final of the 200 IM at the Mesa stop of the Arena Pro Series.
2016 Arena Pro Swim Series – Mesa: Day 3 Race Videos
Watch all the races from Day 3 of 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series at Mesa.
2016 Arena Pro Swim Series – Mesa: Day 3 Scratches and Finals Preview
There are dozens of scratches on the final night of competition as teams head home after 2-1/2 days of racing. For those who remain, it’s a great opportunity to get a second swim against some of the world’s most elite athletes.