Thompson’s 51.9 100 Back, Kovac’s 46.0 100 Fly Highlight Mizzou’s Win Over TCU
Thompson, who came within a second of her lifetime best, would’ve made the 2019 NCAA B-final in the 100 back with her time today.
Hopkin 21.19 in 50 Free as Sprinters Dazzle on Night 2 of Mizzou Invite
Arkansas senior Anna Hopkin is now the fourth-best performer ever in the 50 free, and her time of 21.19 tonight is the seventh-best performance ever.
Anna Hopkin Blasts 21.48 50 FR, Danny Kovac 45.81 100 Fly at Mizzou Invite
Anna Hopkin went on to post a lifetime best in the 50 free en route to taking the top seed for tonight over Thompson and Hynes respectively.
Ben Patton Blasts 1:46.7 200 IM at Kansas 5-1A State Championships
Wichita Heights picked up its third Kansas 5-1A Boy’s State Swimming & Diving title Saturday, February 16th, at the Capitol Federal Natatorium in Topeka, KS. Also the team champions in 2015 and 2017, Wichita Heights did not win a single event Saturday, relying on its depth for the victory instead.
Erica Sullivan Hits 15:36 1650 FR, Slots in at #3 All-Time for 17-18s
Her time of 15:36.52 ranks her 3rd all-time in the 17-18 age group, behind only Katie Ledecky and Katie Hoff.
4x Kansas HS State Champion Ben Patton Verbals to Mizzou
Patton has won two Kansas HS titles in the 200 IM and two in the 100 back.
Kansas Boy’s High School State Championships Recap: 6A & 5-1A
Topeka’s Capitol Federal Natatorium hosted two State Championship meets last weekend to wrap up yet another season of Kansas boy’s high school swimming.
MP Weekly Wonders of Age Group Swimming – 12/20/2017
Check out our Weekly Wonders for the weekend of December 15-17, 2017.
Kansas Boy’s 1A-5A High School State Championships Results and Recap
Wichita Heights emerged the victor this year, while Maize and Lenexa St. James Academy tied for 2nd in the team standings. With a couple of swims that would have won against 6A competitors, the 1A-5A State Championships proved a fast meet.
Maize Wins KS 5A-1A Championship By Just .5 Points
The Maize High School boys took down defending champions Wichita Heights by just .5 points at this weekend’s KSHSAA 5A-1A Swimming and Diving Championships.