Four Storylines To Watch At The 2023 Pro Swim Series – Westmont
A healthy mix of pros, NCAA stars, and juniors head to Westmont for the next stop of the Pro Swim Series. Here are some key storylines to follow at the meet.
All The Links You Need For The 2023 Pro Swim Series – Westmont
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How To Watch: The 2023 USA Swimming Pro Swim Series – Westmont
You’ll be able to watch each session of the 2023 Westmont Pro Swim Series on USA Swimming’s YouTube, or on Peacock and CNBC.
Katie Ledecky Withdraws From Westmont Pro Swim Due To Illness
Ledecky was the top seed in three events but won’t make the trip to Westmont after feeling “a bit under the weather” over the last week.
Leon Marchand Is Scheduled to Race at the Westmont Pro Swim Series
Coming off one of the great NCAA meets in history, Frenchman Leon Marchand is scheduled to take on long course next weekend in suburban Chicago.
Katie Ledecky 15:01.41 1,650y Freestyle American & US Open Record (RACE ANALYSIS)
Ledecky now has the top 7 all-time performances in the event, with #8 (held by Erica Sullivan) being 8.6 seconds behind Ledecky’s 7th best time
Olivia Smoliga on Big Meet Mentality: “The hype comes from within”
The 2x Olympian discusses the 6-week block of training that she has put in with the sun devil pro team.
Kaii Winkler Optimistic About New Generation of US Male 200 Freestylers
Kaii Winkler swam numerous best times in Ft Lauderdale, including his favorite, the 100 freestyle, where he clocked a new 15-16 NAG Record at 48.81
Izzy Ivey Going LCM Bests for First Time Since 2016 After Move to Florida
Izzy Ivey is already seeing her move to Florida pay off, finishing her meet with a PB in the 200m IM. That was her first PB in the event since 2016.
Regan Smith Misses Swimming 2Back Internationally: “I’ve been working my butt off all year”
Regan Smith concluded her meet in Ft. Lauderdale in dominant fashion, throwing down a dirty double of 57.9 in the 100 back and 56.6 in the 100 fly.
Kibler on Getting More Race Reps In, Reacts to Teammate Aaron Shackell’s Nat’l HS Record
Kibler wants to put an emphasis on getting race reps in this spring, not matter how he’s feeling or where he’s at in training
Justin Ress on “Being able to express yourself in comfortable and confident ways”
Justin Ress seems to be coming into his own as a pro swimmer, racking up yet another win in the 50 back at the Pro Swim in Ft. Lauderdale.
Cody Miller on 1:00 100 Breast in Florida: “I’m as surprised as you”
Miller notes that the key for him in swimming right now is to have fun and keep enjoying it. With that swim, Miller also qualified for his 5th Olympic trials
After Forced Reset, Abbey Weitzeil is Swimming Better Than Ever
After a forced reset in the fall, the Cal postgrad is swimming better than ever, hitting season bests of 53.3 and 24.4 in Florida this past weekend.
Team Trials Later in the Year Means More Time “In the Hamster Wheel” for Nic Fink
Fink gives us an update on his training at Georgia Tech, saying he’s put in a good block this winter and has done more yardage than he has in 18 months