Anya Pelshaw is a Mentored Study Group Leader for SwimSwam, a leading source for swimming news and analysis. Anya's articles cover a wide range of topics in the swimming world, including athlete engagements, college commitments, meet previews, and notable swimmer stories.
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By: Anya Pelshaw
Crooks had never been under the 18-second mark off of a relay start but climbs the rankings to sit behind Caeleb Dressel.
By: Anya Pelshaw
Smith dropped almost a full second off his previous best of a 50.94 that he swam in prelims at 2024 NCAAs. He becomes the 4th swimmer under 50-seconds.
By: Anya Pelshaw
Bottazzo sits only behind Lilly King as the fastest freshman ever. Bottazzo has represented Italy at the international level.
By: Anya Pelshaw
Maurer set the American Record in the 500 freestyle last night and climbed the rankings in the 400 IM tonight with a 3:34.19.
By: Anya Pelshaw
Beauchene of Providence propelled the 800 free relay to a win after Holy Cross led until the final touch. The 200 medley relay was also contested.
Fangli was one of two Houston women under 1:00 tonight in the 100 breast. Fangli was 14th in the 100 breast at 2024 NCAAs. Archive photo via Houston Athletics
Pulido is the fastest mid-major swimmer ever in the 100 back after finishing 7th at 2024 NCAAs. She is the top seed tonight by over 2 seconds. Archive photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
Torri Huske has pulled out of the 2024 Short Course World Championships after originally being named to the US roster in October.
Jack transferred to SMU after beginning his career at Virginia. His dad still holds the 200 backstroke school record. Current photo via SMU Athletics
By: Anya Pelshaw
Flo Peter of Houston broke the school record by over a second and was under the NCAA invite time from this past season.
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