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Shaine Casas did it again, blazing a 51.03 out of the 100 fly B-final for his second U.S. Open meet record in as many nights.

"I was not expecting that," Siobhan Haughey said after her 100 breast win. "I don't swim the 100 breast that often, so I was really surprised by the time." Current photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography

Klete Keller avoided prison time on Friday after being sentenced to three years of probation and six months of home detention for storming the U.S. Capitol.

Claire Weinstein clinched a spot on the U.S. open water roster heading to the 2024 World Championships in Doha along with 4th-place finisher Mariah Denigan.

Regan Smith destroyed her 200 back/200 fly double on Saturday, winning both events by more than two seconds and setting a pair of U.S. Open meet records. Current photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography

Kate Douglass beat Lilly King in the 200 breaststroke by more than two seconds, taking down Emily Escobedo's U.S. Open meet record from 2019 in the process. Current photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography

Matt Fallon beat 31-year-old Cody Miller (2:09.84) and broke the veteran's U.S. Open meet record from 2019 (2:09.67) along the way. Archive photo via Fabio Cetti

Versatile London native Henry Gray said he committed to Michigan for 2024 "because it is one of the greatest teams in the history of college swimming." Current photo via Henry Gray

With the 2023 European Short Course Championships kicking off in just about seven hours, use this post for all the links you need as we head into the meet.

USA Swimming’s net assets plummeted in 2022 from $39,250,078 to $21,583,773 — a loss of $17,666,305, or 45% — according to a tax return released last week.