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How to Watch The 2022 U.S. World Championship Trials

2022 U.S. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TRIALS

The 2022 U.S. International Team Trials will get underway on Tuesday, April 26, at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in North Carolina. The competition will serve as the qualifying meet for the 2022 FINA World Championships, Junior Pan Pacific Championships and Mel Zajac Jr. Invitational.

The Olympic Channel will live stream all finals sessions of the championships on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights, while CNBC will broadcast Saturday night’s finals session. USA Swimming will stream Tuesday through Saturday prelims on their website. Note that Daylight Savings Time has begun in the United States.

START TIMES

  Local Time Central Mountain Pacific Paris Tokyo
Prelims 9:00 AM 8:00 AM 7:00 AM 6:00 AM 3:00 PM 10:00 PM
Finals 6:00 PM 5:00 PM 4:00 PM 3:00 PM 12:00 AM 7:00 AM +1 day

BROADCAST SCHEDULE

Date and Time Prelims Broadcast Channel Finals Broadcast Channel Program
Tuesday, April 26 USA Swimming Olympic Channel W/M 200 fly, W/M 100 free, W 800 free, M 1500 free
Wednesday, April 27 USA Swimming Olympic Channel W/M 200 free, W/M 200 breast, W/M 200 back, W/M 50 fly
Thursday, April 28 USA Swimming Olympic Channel W/M 400 IM, W/M 100 fly, W/M 50 breast, W/M 50 back
Friday, April 29 USA Swimming Olympic Channel W/M 400 free, W/M 100 breast, W/M 100 back
Saturday, April 30 USA Swimming CNBC W/M 200 IM, W/M 50 free, W 1500 free, M 800 free

For everything you need to follow along with the meet, click here.

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VA Steve
2 years ago

Alex!!!!

Replace FINA
2 years ago

Dressel’s 100 fly just keeps getting better and better. Somehow in 2017 all of those crazy “he went fast in SCY so he’ll be stupid fast in LCM” commenters ended up actually being correct, than in 2018 after his accident it was relatively his best event compared to everything else. 2019 he somehow managed to have Cavic’s first 50 and Phelps second 50 at the same time. At the Olympics his turn and finish were garbage yet he still managed to lower his own record.

He looked so smooth and relaxed this morning. That 26.51 coming home while breathing into the wall is something to take note of. I predict 49.6 tonight.

SharkSpeed
Reply to  Replace FINA
2 years ago

not tonight.
but I feel he as something special to put Milak in his place

Will
2 years ago

How to watch the distance finals???

Kieren Sefton
2 years ago

Does anyone know how I can watch this from the UK?

NCSwimDad
Reply to  Kieren Sefton
2 years ago

VPN to the US.

SwimGuy123
2 years ago

Man, I hate looking at the results on the Omega system. Hyteks system is so much easier to flip through results.

CracK
2 years ago

How do I watch this from Europe?

sepgup
2 years ago

No semis, right?

Awsi Dooger
2 years ago

Ridiculous. There’s zero chance I’m watching anything at 9 AM. These events should always be Las Vegas style of prelims at 4 PM and finals at 1 AM.

swimmer
Reply to  Awsi Dooger
2 years ago

it isnt anyones fault you cant get up before 9

Walter
Reply to  Braden Keith
2 years ago

“pile of nonsense.” 🙂

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